After years full of salacious sexual assault allegations the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has adopted a new policy requiring student athletes, coaches and athletic administrators to complete an annual sexual violence prevention education program. This comes as a reiteration … Continued
A popular topic on college campuses across the United States has been the communication between administration and student body. Pacific University is no exception when it comes to working toward bridging that dividing gap. President Lesley Hallick is well aware … Continued
In 2019-2020 Pacific University will change its undergraduate academic calendar by cutting Winter Term, moving up the start date for spring term and implementing a three-week-long term in May, during which students will be able to take a full credit … Continued
Passion is the main driving force behind a rough, but meaningful, season for the women’s soccer team. Pacific University graduate student and midfielder Kyla Mizo is pushing the pace of competitiveness on the soccer team as the season nears an … Continued
The Kathrin Cawein Gallery is hosting an art exhibit throughout November, displaying the work of Betty LaDuke. Students and faculty welcomed LaDuke’s “Bountiful Harvest, From Land to Table” at an open house Oct. 11. With individuals shoulder to shoulder in … Continued
Pacific University’s Center for Peace and Spirituality entered into the school year with hopes of rebuilding and reestablishing now inactive clubs and organizations that have specialized in social justice, peace and religion on campus in the past. According to the … Continued
Not every high school student boasts a 4.3 grade point average on graduation night. Nor does every student possess a desire to spend the next four years of their lives doing more schooling, while shelling out major amounts of money. … Continued
During the last week of the 2016-17 basketball season, senior J.B. Ewell was told it would be the last year of his college basketball career. “I was sick to my stomach,” Ewell said. “It felt unreal having something just taken … Continued
The Center for Gender Equity (CGE) is using the power of education and advocacy to make Pacific University a more welcoming and accepting campus for all students. According to CGE student co-chair Olivia Barrows, an important part of the CGE … Continued
In countries around the world, hate speech is viewed as a threatening and vilifying offense. In America, it continues to be tolerated with little to no consequence. Denmark, France, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom are a small handful of … Continued
The Forest Grove community will be receiving multi-million dollar renovations and developments over the next four years. With new buildings sprouting up around town and old buildings given a face lift, many of the projects will provide new jobs and … Continued
The Pacific University College of Optometry is a world-renowned faculty that attracts students from all over the world and for graduate student Griffin Christenson, it is what drew him from his hometown of Hudson, Wisc. “There were a few optometry … Continued