Boxers Plan For A Jolly Holiday Season
As students and staff of Pacific University talk about plans for the holiday season, many seek any option to make the best of their time off, even with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Orgasmic Deets on the Female Orgasm
Columnist Haley Berger deep dives into the history of the female orgasm
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Police Violence Does Not Go Away With Donald Trump
If we truly want to see police violence gone, we’re going to have to continue to fight, no matter who’s in the White House.
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The Storytelling Machine: “Bugsnax” is Well-Seared, but Undercooked Inside
Indie puzzle adventure video game “Bugsnax” looks like a sweet-but-slightly-horrifying candy. But taking a bite reveals a frustrating, jawbreaker-like center that makes it hard to recommend for most palates.
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An Inside Look at the Dangers of Protesting: Student Rhiannon Harris Fights for Justice in Portland Protests
Amidst all the chaos of COVID and studying, freshman and psychology major Rhiannon Harris is putting herself in Portland chaos to stand up to injustice.
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Pacific Implements New COVID Protocols In Response to Statewide “Freeze”
Following Oregon governor Kate Brown’s “freeze” order, Pacific issued a statement about changes being made to university protocol and standards in the wake of a dangerous COVID-19 spike
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Social justice mural controversy brings heated conversation to Forest Grove, OR
A social justice mural has been set to replace a decaying U.S. flag mural at Forest Glen Park in Forest Grove, OR, causing outrage amongst residents of the city.
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Music Students Struggle to Adapt to Distanced Learning
The music program at Pacific has seen multiple changes during COVID-19, hitting music majors and remote learners the hardest.
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Well, the election is over… at least for most of us.
On the morning of November 7th, the Trump presidency had finally come to an end. But Trump sure doesn’t seem to think so.
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Netflix’s ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ Had My Attention in Check
Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit had me awake into the wee hours of the morning hunched intently over my laptop.
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Coaching in a Pandemic: Spotlight on Ryan Hunter-Simms
With high hopes, Ryan Hunter-Simms, from Highland, California is onto his 4th year as the assistant track and field coach and continues to push his athletes towards their ever-expanding goals.
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The Importance of Voting on Campus
With election day coming up, people are finding more ways to encourage others to vote this year.
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Ashley Meza is from Portland, OR and is a Journalism major who just transferred to Pacific. She enjoys writing about the Chicanx experience and taking photos in her free time.
