Carstens steps into new role
The new Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences Lisa Carstens is hopeful to support Pacific as she settles into her new role. “In the same way a student’s education isn’t just the major you’re in, not just this … Continued
New service project includes all students
When listing several other university values on their website, Pacific states that outsiders are drawn to the campus for its “emphasis on public service.” This year, that emphasis will continue to be shown with the first ever Pacific Day of … Continued
Rush week begins soon
Pacific’s fraternities and sororities are hosting Fall Rush Sept. 17 through 24. Students who are considering pledging, or are curious about Greek Life can learn about each group during Rush. The first week of Rush is intended to help students … Continued
Race raises funds for optometry
Pacific University is putting on the 12th annual Run Walk 4 Sight, scheduled for Sept. 15. The fundraiser is sponsored by the Forest Grove Lions Club, which helps optometry students on campus as well as community members who need assistance … Continued
Dance department offers auditions to Pacific student choreographers
Have you ever watched a dance recital? Try being in one. Pacific University’s dance department has numerous plans for the fall semester to not only entertain others, but to give student choreographers a chance to show off their skills. Students … Continued
Best-selling author speaks at Stoller Center
Nearly the entire freshman class packed into the Stoller auditorium on the night of Wednesday, Sept. 5 to welcome best-selling author Alice Hoffman, who penned “The River King.” The novel was required reading for all 24 sections of this year’s … Continued
Injuries pile up but Boxers push through
Injuries have been piling up for the Boxer’s football team lately. Starting Quarterback T.C. Campbell went down with a season ending torn ACL in week one against Simon Fraser. All NWC wide receiver Jordan Fukumoto is also out for the … Continued
Sidewalk chalk fest, corn roast kicking off this Saturday
With a square chunk of sidewalk and 24 colors of pastel chalk, Forest Grove citizens are invited to show off their artistic talent with no regard to skill level. The 22nd annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival will take place … Continued
Facilities’ move raises questions
Delays in acquiring city permits prevented Facilities Management from moving to a new location over the summer. Pacific purchased three properties on Sunset Drive early in 2012 and two adjacent lots were slated to become the new home of facilities, … Continued
MENSCH extends event to Portland community
The fifth annual MENSCH Festival promises to be the largest and most diverse platform of art displays since its beginning. The festival is confirmed to include artwork from at least two major artistic organizations from Portland, three Pacific students … Continued
Forum emphasizes equal opportunity
Latinos and Hispanics in Oregon, specifically Washington County, have since been viewed as minorities and immigrants. The Hispanic Heritage and Activism Forum is designed to change this viewpoint by reforming the assumptions about the Hispanic and Latino population of Washington … Continued
Tutoring services combine, relocate
This year will be the first in which Pacific students can receive tutoring for all subject areas in one place on campus. The location is called the Tutoring and Learning Center and can be found in Scott Hall. The idea … Continued