What’s on the Farmers Market menu besides something to eat? If you haven’t gone to the Wednesday Forest Grove Farmers Market on Main Street, what are you even doing? (Hopefully studying.) Here are the basics: It is an event that … Continued
How can Pacific students navigate on-campus food options? For many in the United States, the term “school food” is often synonymous with the word“awful,” thanks to the often rushed and manufactured quality of the products that cafeteriasnationwide provide. This is … Continued
The opportunities and challenges facing Pacific’s literary magazine Annually, the Silk Road Review has received dozens of submissions from authors around the world in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. The editorial team, which includes students in the Literary Magazine Production class … Continued
What to expect from this year’s performance “Since one of the ultimate goals for a [student] dancer is to make art and perform,” explained James Healey, “it is only logical that the Spring Dance Works Concert should be the … Continued
Berglund Center presents Inspired Ideas Competition promising support for student innovations For almost 10 years, Director of the Pacific University Berglund Center J. Andy Soria, Ph.D., has been trying to get The Pacific Index to write about the Inspired Ideas … Continued
Graduate student reveals connection between resilience and BIPOC family functioning following racial discrimination A decade ago, in 2013, Dr. Michael Christopher established the Mindful Health & Resilience Lab at the Pacific University Hillsboro Campus. “At the time,” explained Christopher, “one … Continued
In sweeping move, university revokes freshmen’s freedom to choose where they get their food On January 30, Director of Housing and Dining Services Lisa Aiello sent a campus-wide email describing changes to university housing meal plans. The news left many … Continued