During the week of Nov. 3 – 7, students may have noticed a large amount of rainbows on campus. This was due to the first annual celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Week known as LGBTQ+ Week. This … Continued
Over the last few months, a new application has been emerging on college campuses all over the country. Yik Yak, which was started in 2013 by Tyler Droll and Brooks Buffington from Furman University, has grown in popularity exponentially since … Continued
We’ve all heard of her. The girl who pretends to be bisexual so guys will be into her. The girl who kisses girls, but only when she gets drunk. The “barsexual.” I’m here to tell you that the barsexual is … Continued
At the end of last month, Marvel and Disney announced ambitious plans for future movie releases, including a two-part Avengers sequel “Infinity War,” “Captain Marvel” (the company’s first female led film, finally), “Doctor Strange” and also, notably, the “Black Panther.” … Continued
Within the first ten minutes of “Interstellar,” I was informed that Murphy’s Law actually means “whatever can happen will happen.” This is a move about possibility and about the walls humans have built physically and existentially. Have I blocked myself … Continued
For alumna Tara Velarde, 23, music has been a part of life since her formative years. As such, she’s not at all surprised she has managed to keep in such close proximity to her passion. “Proximity” is the first track … Continued
During Homecoming 2014, a time capsule was placed in the Cascade residence hall filled with memorabilia that will commemorate today for future generations. There was also a time capsule removed from the U.C. that was placed there in 1962. A … Continued
For the fall 2014 semester, students have said goodbye to the e-mailed list of events formally known as Boxer Briefs. Unfortunately, students have yet to say hello to the new calendar program on the Pacific website. This semester, the Pacific … Continued
Psychology Professor Sahana Koslofsky answers the question of how to implement a general understanding across 10 different health professions on ethics and how to become a successful health professional. Shahana Koslofsky is the founder of the Inter-professional Competence, IPC, course … Continued
Two a capella groups on campus put aside their competitiveness with each other and combined their talents to create a fun and unique perfect pitch. Pacific’s female a capella group, Voce Femme and male a capella group, Splendid Audacity have … Continued
Amber Dunn graduated from the College of Optometry in 2013 with $250,000 in debt, and the loans she recently took out to start her own private practice linger over her head. Optometry students often come out of school with approximately … Continued
The Northwest Conference is grieving after the death of Linfield College Special Teams football player Parker Moore, who was stabbed to death at a 7-Eleven Nov. 15 following the Linfield and Pacific championship game. Moore, 20, was attacked by 33-year-old … Continued