French students from the 201 to 400 level classes have been given the opportunity to let their voices be heard overseas. A new radio program on campus called “Live from USA” has students broadcasting on the French radio station “Click … Continued
After a long process of 123 applications, the 25 1st Pick and 10 VIP Housing winners have been announced. The 1st Pick winners will select their housing in Vandervelden and the VIP winners will follow. The winners will receive a … Continued
The results of the election for the 2012-2013 Colleges of Arts and Science Student Senate has given new faces to represent the student body and improve the Pacific community. Representing the student body as CASSS President, Blaise Holden will remain … Continued
On April 7, 2012, the Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Series will welcome Bearfoot, a quintet post-bluegrass band based out of Nashville. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. at the performing arts center in McCready Hall. Bearfoot combines elements of post-bluegrass with … Continued
A record attendance was achieved by the 2012 Pacesetters competition with participants from 16 states and two other countries. Out of the three event dates, The final round of testing took place on Feb. 18. For all of the spring … Continued
Relay For Life, an annual event held on campus by the Colleges Against Cancer club, will be held on April 6 from 4-10 p.m. in the quad. Commonly called Relay, the event is sponsored by the American Cancer Society to … Continued
Many people have heard of the band Kansas and some of their top hits, “Dust in the Wind,” “Carry on My Wayward Son” and “Point of No Return.” The band became popular in the 1970s, but have remained well-known, playing … Continued
The Writer’s Workshop Series put on by the English Department has seven more sessions available through April 30. With six sessions already passed, the series is about half way through. The sessions, taught by Professor Kyle Lang, are about 45 … Continued
Last Thursday, March 8, students, faculty and community members flocked to La Hacienda of Forest Grove’s Main Street for a night of poetry. To begin the night, Martha Rampton, director of the Center for Gender Equity, welcomed all participants and … Continued
Pacific’s Theatre Department spring semester production, “A Doll’s House,” illustrated months of hard work coming together in success through four performances last weekend. The play, written by Henrik Ibsen and first performed in 1879, was controversial at the time of … Continued
Last week, five student playwrights at Pacific got to see their pieces performed in front of a live audience. The student playwright showcase was part of “LunchBox Theatre,” a student-run organization designed to put on small, intimate performances for the … Continued
“Wanderlust,” starring Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd, is rated “R” for “rental.” The movie was highly entertaining at times but also awkward, leaving audience members speechless instead of roaring with laughter. It seemed the director, David Wain, was attempting to … Continued