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
The student who was carrying her mattress all day Wednesday, Oct. 29, was not carrying it around because she was tired and needed a place to nap. She was carrying it to support the “Carry That Weight” event to help … Continued
There’s something about Thanksgiving that gets the young folk thinking about love. Because as Columbus once told his lover, “shall I compare thee to a late fall genocide?” I was scrolling through Facebook the other day and I saw that … Continued
Cable news and internet information feeds are always talking about the Islamic State, alternatively called ISIS or ISIL. ISIS is an Arabic acronym, ISIL stands for Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, which is the geographic area where states … Continued
Last month, Disney XD and Lucasfilms aired one of their most ambitious projects to date, a new animated Star Wars series that gives fans of the saga–dare I say–a new hope. Taking place 14 years after “Star Wars Episode III: … Continued
The issue of same-sex marriage has been a highly visible one in America in recent years. In 1996, former President Bill Clinton signed the Defense of Marriage Act, DOMA, into law. DOMA is a federal law that legally allows states … Continued
Written and directed by Justin Simien, “Dear White People” targets issues of racial stereotypes with both humor and drama. The movie takes place on a predominantly white fictional Ivy League campus named Winchester University and weaves together several story threads … Continued
Waitlists. Prerequisites. Business Office holds because of ignored account charges. These are some of the many things that students are at risk of during registration period. It’s time for students to meet with their advisers, write out their game plan … Continued
The Americans with Disabilities Act according to ADA website the Americans with Disabilities Act is one of America’s most comprehensive pieces of civil rights legislation that prohibits discrimination and guarantees that people with disabilities have the same opportunities as everyone … Continued
Using technology in the classroom carries the potential to generate great results but some professors across the country share very different thoughts about its place in lectures and note taking. Even here at Pacific, professors share different beliefs as to … Continued
What started as an interest in gender and health within real world settings progressed into a long-term research project examining incarcerated women’s experiences within the criminal justice system from Rhode Island. Next March in San Fransisco, Calif. Psychology Professor Dawn … Continued
Another change could soon be coming to Pacific’s food options. In spring 2014, while discussing the change of food services on campus, the idea of having food carts on campus was brought to the attention of the Student Senate and … Continued