Professor of photography Jim Flory instituted an open door policy for his office when he first began working at Pacific University, always trying to make himself available for both students and colleagues. Now, after 33 years as a Boxer, Flory … Continued
They wore black. They dawned #TimesUp pins. And they gave meaningful speeches. Is it too demanding to want more? The 75th Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 7 was a night filled with tension. With allegations of sexual harassment plaguing Hollywood … Continued
Pacific University Undergraduate Student Senate (USS) will be taking students to Cedar Ridge Conference Center in Vernonia, Ore. for the annual Social Justice Retreat. The four day retreat will be held from January 24-27 and will help students build the … Continued
Pacific University is offering students the opportunity to help fight issues surrounding affordable housing over this winter term with the Action for Affordable Housing civic engagement class. There are two sections of the course being offered simultaneously this year, one … Continued
The Pacific University men’s basketball team is off to one of its best starts in school history. With an 8-0 start to the season and a 2-0 start in conference play, it proves to be the best start for the … Continued
With a few losses at the start of the season and a size disadvantage in the conference, the Pacific University women’s basketball team will be playing with a bit of a chip on their shoulder as they prepare to head … Continued
The Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) was officially established in 2009, but is always progressing. Each year the department aims to add new program opportunities to its curriculum to get students involved in the community. One class the CCE offered … Continued
Domestic violence is a topic that is commonly overlooked and avoided, often because it is too difficult a subject to even talk about. But for Pacific University senior Kayla Knock, domestic violence is more than just a topic of conversation, … Continued
I am writing in response to the critiques I have received regarding my article about the 2017 College Scorecard. The College Scorecard ranks schools in certain regions on the criteria of average SAT scores, retention rates, average net price, student … Continued
China is experiencing a major public health crisis in terms of eye and vision care, with nearly half the population suffering from nearsightedness. In hopes of providing China with more eye care specialists to fight this growing epidemic, Pacific University’s … Continued
The Pacific University golf teams’ end to the fall season has revealed a glimmer of hope for future team and individual success. Though both the men’s and women’s golf teams were unable to finish in the top tier levels of … Continued
The revamped Boxer Mobile app has been running now for three years. In those three years, the success of the app has made the team who run it famous in the tech world. Seniors Katie Lightcap and Dylan Wells, and … Continued