This year, the to-do list for preparing to leave campus is longer than usual, with the concern over a potential bed bug problem in the residence halls. In addition to preparing their residence hall for the winter break, students have … Continued
Pacific’s Arts programs are coming together to present what the arts program has done this past semester in the first ever faculty select student art show. “This is really showing the Pacific community,” said gallery director and professor of drawing … Continued
If Hollywood has proven one thing, it’s that fame inflates the ego, easily turning the classiest of people into status driven jerks. But there’s one man whose ego might actually be too small of a vessel to contain his ridiculous … Continued
The class of 2011 prepares to finish at Pacific for good, but must complete mandatory tasks that aren’t coming any slower. There are more requirements than completing core and major class requirements. The Grad Check was in November, but there … Continued
Pacific will implement online registration for students during advising in April for the fall semester. According to Registrar Anne Herman, the process would work similarly to previous registration periods because students will still be prioritized by their number of credits … Continued
The class of 2014 will be the first class required to complete Cornerstone and Focal Studies requirements. In order to satisfy Focal Studies requirements, the class of 2014 will have to complete two sets of three classes, adding up to … Continued
Pauline Beard, professor of English and chair of the English department, is a true Janeite. Beard has been a fan of Jane Austen most of her life, reading Pride & Prejudice when she was 12 and continuing her fascination through … Continued
Last week, the Office of International Programs and the Pacific International Club co-sponsored the third annual Fair Trade Sale as part of International Week. The sale features items from Ten Thousand Villages, the largest fair trade retailer in North America, … Continued
On July 20, 1969 the US landed on the moon. In 2010, hip-hop artist Kid Cudi tries to take us back, but ends up landing on the dark side of the moon and unfortunately for him, Pink Floyd isn’t there … Continued
Dan Savage’s “Savage Love” performance on Nov. 4 was completely sold out. In fact, every seat in the house was occupied and seating on stage behind Savage had to be utilized. “I’ve never had to do a presentation with so … Continued
More than 1,000 Pacific alumni, friends, faculty, staff, students and parents came out to make the first Homecoming since 2000 and Family weekend a success. A year of planning, dedicated staff and many volunteers helped the weekend’s events run smoothly. … Continued
Dan Savage, author, activist, creator and writer of the internationally syndicated column “Savage Love” will be visiting the Pacific University Forest Grove campus on Tuesday, Nov. 4. During his visit he will be presenting “Savage Love Live,” a program sponsored … Continued