Though the Halloween season may be over, it’s never too late for a good scare. Now in its opening weekend, “Doctor Sleep” is the latest film from the mind of acclaimed writer Stephen King, both an adaptation of his own … Continued
When you ask Jonah Greenberg the kind of competition he experiences playing “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” at Pacific University, he laughs and struggles to find an answer. That’s because, according to himself and teammates, he’s one of the top 25 … Continued
Chilly, dark mornings. The shifting of clocks. Holiday malaise. The concept of “seasonal depression” seems to be popping up in conversations more frequently than ever, especially in Pacific University’s backyard; the Pacific Northwest. And while often mentioned by tired students … Continued
With the color of the leaves signaling the changing of seasons comes the end of the outdoors Forest Grove Farmers Market. Every Wednesday from May to October, Main Street is occupied by various market vendors that sell things from fresh, … Continued
This year, Pacific University celebrates its’ second annual First-Gen Student Success Conference. Following the accomplishment of last year’s conference, the First-Gen Student Success Association set out to organize an even larger event with hopes of attracting students across both Washington … Continued
The legend of Vera has become a staple of Pacific University culture. For decades, stories of the ghost in Knight Hall have circulated, and many rumors offer loose explanations of her origins. Whether tales of her demise or the supposed … Continued
This story has been updated from its original version. The original story may be found below. A body pulled from the Willamette River over the weekend is suspected to be that of Owen Klinger, the teen University of Portland (UP) … Continued
Pacific University will be home to another climate walkout at 12 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20. Passionate students and faculty will leave class, reschedule meetings and drop what they’re doing to meet in Trombley Square. The crowd will them march … Continued
Hawaiʻi has been dealing with a critical issue for several years now that deeply affects native Hawaiians and our culture. Sacred is not just some word we throw around. If something is sacred it means it must be protected and … Continued
“You better not give up,” Theodore “Theo” Erickson’s oldest sister said with tears in her eyes, “You better not give up because Theo would’ve never given up on any of you.” Before April 11, Theo Erickson was just another 27-year-old … Continued
Marylhurst University closed. The Art Institute of Portland closed. The Oregon College of Arts and Crafts will close following this spring. Small, private liberal arts schools are undeniably under pressure. But Pacific University is not going anywhere any time soon. … Continued