Located in Walter’s basement is the Index office. There are a lot of weird things scattered throughout the room, such a deflated soccer ball that seems like it came from the 1970s; an old couch that most of us sit … Continued
A holiday, legacy, and hidden gem of Boxer culture I sit in our booth at Diversity Cafe in disbelief. Delaney Nigma and Katie Gillam are seated across from me, the founders, visionaries, and trailblazers of Monochrome Monday. Amidst beaming smiles … Continued
President Coyle helps solve the 55-year old mystery of the missing Boxer After the recurring Boxer Brawl in 1969—an annual tradition in which students rugby scrummed over an 18-pound statue of the Boxer mascot—the original Boxer statue disappeared; and ever … Continued
A Preview for One Woman, Too Much “One Woman, Too Much” is a play written by Professor Ellen Margolis, Pacific’s Theatre & Dance Department Chair. The play has a lot going on, but the central message warns against taking on … Continued
Students travel to Navajo people reservation for the Winter Term course. Who knew a writing course could immerse you in the culture of a community you may never have known existed? From hiking a canyon to learning how to basket … Continued
Professor Monteblanco turns up the heat on environmental and health research Pacific University’s very own Assistant Professor of Public Health Adelle Monteblanco was recently recognized this year with Portland Business Journal‘s “40 under 40” award—and, more specifically, for her work … Continued
Marijuana, weed, pot, wacky tobacky, herb, dope, hemp, bud, tree, fire, grass, ganja, Mary Jane, reefer, cannabis, or even the Devil’s Lettuce, we all have a well-loved name for the sticky green plant that induces zen and copious amounts … Continued
Mistletoe. Viscum album, or Phoradendron serotinum depending on where you’re located. This plant, with its plush, green leaves and tiny white berries has gained fame over the centuries for being a popular Christmas time decoration in which people find themselves pressured to kiss under.
The Chinese Qilin Club hosted a dumpling making event on Nov. 12 for the Pacific community.
A slew of paper notes with “Among Us” characters printed on them was removed from the Spirit Bench in late September, an act of protest later determined to be because this particular phrase was removed by moderators of Pacific University’s official instant messaging service Discord, Boxercord.
Let’s start with exploring what trauma is. The term trauma describes a variety of highly stressful, scary, or impactful experiences, which can be either a single event or series of events. For example, trauma can include incidents such as the … Continued
Student loan debt is at an all-time high and only continues to grow. It’s a sobering fact, especially considering that most students need some kind of financial assistance. The good news is you decrease your chance of taking on crippling … Continued