The College of Arts and Sciences Student Senate is finishing as many projects it can before elections are held for a new group of students to take charge of change at Pacific. “We want to move out of our infancy … Continued
Every year, Pacific’s Center for Gender Equity (CGE) puts on a production that uses the material of the play to explore their mission. Usually, the annual CGE play alternates between “The Laramie Project” by Moisés Kaufman and “The Vagina Monologues” … Continued
Local organization Adelante Mujeres will be celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. Within those 10 years, Adelante Mujeres has regularly been involved with the student population at Pacific University and, more specifically, has had close ties with the Center for … Continued
Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2012 marked a happy day for Pacific students and faculty alike. While students had a three-day weekend, faculty and staff had enjoyed policy change that resulted in a paid holiday. In January of 2011, President … Continued
January has been a busy month for the Pacific University Speech and Debate team. In January alone, the team hosted two speech and debate tournaments: one for high school students and one for college students. The Hap Hingston Invitational for … Continued
Do you remember spring semester of your high school senior year? Remember the stress of filling out scholarships and trying to finish your homework although senioritis had officially kicked in? For some of you, that spring semester also included attending … Continued
Pacific students in the music, theatre and dance departments are stepping into sin this week. Student performers in varied disciplines are coming together to bring the PG-13 musical 7 Deadly Sins to the stage tonight and Friday at 7:30 p.m. … Continued
Although many Pacific students returning to campus have just completed a long winter break, winter term gives students an opportunity to continue their education off campus. Each year, a number of the courses offered during winter term combine travel with … Continued
Last month, a new portrait of Steve Jobs was put on display in the library. The piece was created by Assistant Professor of Art Junko Iijima and this year’s Basic Drawing Class to promote the art department in a space … Continued
The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry exhibit “Body Worlds & The Brain” is a trip that will leave any onlooker with a sense of mystification. Real, preserved human bodies are on display, letting people get up-close and personal with … Continued
The bikes for Pacific Outback’s Afree program have been pulled out of circulation while association members address concerns about theft and misuse. The Afree program started three years ago with six bikes and a plan to add three more down … Continued
From Nov. 14 up through Thanksgiving break, University Information Services upgraded and merged Boxer Apps with several other services available to students through Google Apps for Education. The first change was making the passwords for all Boxer Apps the same. … Continued