Another year’s Academy Awards have come and gone, with “Birdman” taking the award for Best Picture this year. “Birdman” is one of the greatest films in an unusually high-caliber crop of nominees for this year. The award could have gone … Continued
A new major has been announced for those Pacific students interested in tackling issues of crime, justice and social policy. Starting in Fall 2015, the university is offering the Criminal Justice, Law and Society major. “For years now, we’ve had … 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
“In an effort to increase funding for student scholarships, Pacific revamped a campaign targeted at raising money for student scholarships,” President Lesley Hallick said at a forum on Feb. 25. The forum, “Coffee with the President,” is part of a … Continued
In Guatemala, an 80-year-old woman received cataract surgery, transforming her visual world. Her newfound sight prolonged her life and allowed her to continue living a fulfilling life. An elderly man would mistake his grandchildren playing on the ground for their … Continued
“Seniors should get comfortable with being uncomfortable,” were the words of advice for life after graduation from Career Development Center Director Brian O’Driscoll. The countdown to graduation is in full effect and he highly recommends seniors to utilize every opportunity … 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
The women’s softball team begins their season with a new head coach, a strong returning core of seniors and a primarily freshman pitching staff. Head Coach Liz Yandall took the reigns from retired coach Tim Hill after he retired in … Continued
The Boxers took three national titles and finished 4th overall at the national championship tournament in Portland Feb. 20. The tournament and the 28th national title since 1986 was a proper salute to head coach Mike Steele, who retired from … Continued
The women’s basketball team wrapped up their season on Feb. 21 with a close loss to Willamette University. Despite the Boxer’s record of nine wins and 16 losses, Coach Sharon Rissmiller thought the season went really well. She said she … Continued
After only a year of being a recognized club sport, the dance team took home championship awards from the Universal Dance Association Northwest Championships Feb. 28. The team traveled to Tacoma with jazz and hip-hop routines, choreographed by 2014 alumnus … Continued