Pacific University Drama Club presented the Sera Delle Arti display on Friday, April 30 at 7 pm. The showcase displayed art from various genres created by members of the Pacific community.
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Wineries and vineyards are one of Washington County’s most popular sources of income and represent an industry forever changed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Sophomore Makenna Sawyer joined the Stand-Up Paddleboard Series, hosted by Outdoor Pursuits on April 18 at Hagg Lake, which allowed her to embrace the warm weather, test her balance, and get away from the stress of the semester.
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With the outbreak of COVID-19, it led all of Pacific University’s athletic programs questioning the possibilities of playing or just canceling all participation for the 2020-2021 school year.
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This year’s Oscars were anything but normal. It seemed like an accurate reflection of the abnormality of the past year.
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On Monday, April 12, Pacific University sent out an email to all students and staff to register themselves to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The school hosted a clinic on campus on Saturday, April 17.
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After a fast start with two wins against George Fox, the Pacific men’s basketball team has slowed down. The team has lost six in a row, most recently losing to George Fox.
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Bren Swogger reflects on finishing his senior year in the midst of COVID-19.
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On Friday, April 10, Pacific’s Center for Gender Equity hosted a socially distanced version of their annual drag show starring Portland-based drag queen group Poison Waters and Friends in Taylor-Meade …
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Asian Americans have endured hate crimes worldwide due to absurd stereotypes and the fact that the differences in people’s race, ethnicity, and culture seem to have people thinking they are of higher standards compared to one another.
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In February of 2021, the Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (OEDI) released the 2020 report which included a letter from Narce Rodriquez.
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Oregon’s Latinx population is 12 percent and many people in the Latinx community hold some of the most essential work positions or small businesses that go unnoticed, and yet are still facing issues that affected even them before the pandemic.
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