What started off as a team tradition to pray before every game, the softball team and with the collaboration from other student-athletes has started a Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club, FCA, at Pacific University. Senior Kaitlyn Shikada was surprised that … Continued
The Stoller Center has been a hot topic among the administration and students as our population continues to grow and the number of student athletes nears 50 percent. While a move to expand the Stoller Center has yet to happen, … Continued
As an athlete, student and a sports section editor, I have spent the last six weeks researching and exploring the issues with the Stoller Center and the feasibility of expansion. After speaking with various department heads, administrators and programmers I … Continued
It’s not often that sports teams are able to travel outside of the country to compete in tournaments but Oct. 31 the women’s wrestling team traveled to British Columbia, Canada to start their season off at the Clansmen International tournament. … Continued
The Pacific football team goes into their Nov. 7 game against Willamette University with a 5-0 conference record and the chance to claim the Northwest Conference title for the first time since 1952. While Pacific beat Lewis and Clark College … Continued
The athletic administration is including concepts for a three-story addition to the Stoller Center in their strategic plan for Imagine 2020. Athletic Director Ken Schumann said the addition would offer storage space for athletes and the exercise science department, an … Continued
Pacific University’s Autumn Choreographer’s Concert will feature the work of accomplished student choreographers who will present their new dances in the Tom Miles Theatre. Students have created works for the concert, as well as Jennifer Camp, the dance department head, … Continued
At the beginning of the school year Cascade Hall was subject to multiple cases of vandalism. One instance resulted in two broken windows while another involved damage to a communal restroom. Every year, vandalism occurs in the residence halls. Yet, … Continued
Fashion shows hold stereotypes because of the industry that perpetuates a specific body type acceptable to be a model: tall and skinny. Yet, junior Tianna Hall strives to put a twist to the catwalk in an effort to improve the … Continued
Portland has an ever evolving food, beverage and entertainment scene. In this edition we will be discussing a total of four options at three businesses. The first business is Pints located on 5th Street near both bus and Max stations. … Continued
Halloween at Pacific brought back a nostalgic feeling this fall. Starting with a scream-tastic haunted all and games in the spirit of Halloween, students were able to enjoy their night in a fun and safe way. In previous years Pacific … Continued
