Karen sat on her bed still trying to process what had happened to her. It had been just two hours since Marcus had left her dorm room. In the meantime, she’d talked to the police, left two messages for her … Continued
Women’s lacrosse is powering through their season with a No. 1 conference seating in the biggest conference since the beginning of the program. Pacific is currently ranked first in a conference of five teams, including the brand new addition of … Continued
“Aʻohe Hana Nui Ke Alu ʻIa, No Task Is Too Big When Done Together,” is the theme for this year’s 55th annual Lūʻau, held April 11th. Pacific Universityʻs lūʻau connects current students and their families and “bring Hawaiʻi to Forest … Continued
Students, faculty, staff, friends and family gathered April 7 in the Cawein Art Gallery to honor the one-year anniversary of the passing of two Pacific students, freshmen Kiden Dilla and Ayan Osman at a remembrance and dedication service. Dilla and … Continued
The women’s rowing team opened its spring season with rainy skies, a fresh team and a newly christened boathouse March 14 at its first home meet, the Hagg Lake Invitational Regatta. The team went head-to-head with teams from Lewis & … Continued
A graduation speaker’s role is to give one final speech that will enlighten the audience and give all of the graduating students inspiration to go out into the world and make a difference. Yet, the challenge is finding someone who … Continued
For roughly 42 percent of students living off campus, there are quite a few who live close enough to Pacific University, but who walk to and from campus daily. Although the walk is generally not a long one for most … Continued
Aesthetics over function. It is the apparent administrative mantra for the year, or at least for the University Center. In response to a student question about why the university chose to ignore the kitchen and facilities in its expensive remodel, … Continued
After a rocky start, Food Service Director Sam Currie and the dining staff have worked their way into students’ hearts and, finally, their stomachs. When Currie and the new Aramark team inherited dining services the University Center was still inaccessible, … Continued
Those looking for a local way to help people and communities ravaged by the Ebola virus may be interested in a project started by Pacific Art Professor Doug Anderson. The Ebola Domino Project was conceived by Anderson. As the disease … Continued
During Valentine’s Day weekend, the film adaptation of “50 Shades of Grey” made a record breaking $81.7 million. The popularity of the movie and the books has opened the opportunity for conversations about Bondage, Discipline and Sadomasochism, BDSM, fetishes and … Continued
When talking to students with mobility issues about the Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, ADA, on the Pacific Force Grove campus there was some uncertainty as to whether the mobility issue is temporary or long-standing. Students who have dealt with … Continued