Art Towards Activism
Pacific prepares for the second Migration Symposium For two days in April 2022, red crosses around campus showcased the pictures and stories of migrant children. Part of the 2022 Migration Symposium: On Borders and Belonging, the art installation was organized … Continued
Index Alumni Returns to the Old Stomping Grounds
Mindy Cameron enjoyed a decades-long career in journalism After working as an Editorial Page Editor and Managing Editor at the Lewiston Morning Tribune, Mindy Cameron—an alumna of Pacific University and a former staff member of Index—carried her journalism career to … Continued
Not When in Rome
Where to report perceived faculty misconduct I hate writing this article. I hate that this happened, and I hate that it has to be written about. But when people make bad decisions, they should not be swept under the rug—and … Continued
Pacific’s Speech and Debate Team Embarks on Transatlantic Odyssey
A Glimpse into their Journey to the 34th IFA Tournament in Dublin, Ireland It is time to prepare for an exhilarating journey with Pacific’s Speech and Debate team as they prepare for their upcoming tournament set in Dublin, Ireland. Pacific’s … Continued
Ripe Stories for PLUM Magazine
The votes are in, and PLUM’s 2023 contest winners decided In the late fall semester, undergraduate students who took an English class in 2023 were given a chance to publish in PLUM magazine. Established in 2007 to award Pacific’s undergraduate … Continued
Tran Library Exhibit Showcases Women’s Art
Organizations from across campus prepares Tran Library art exhibit celebrating women’s diversity March is Women’s History Month, and to celebrate, through April 22, Pacific University is hosting an art exhibit in Tran Library to showcase women-produced art. The art exhibit … Continued
Four Years Later
Four years after the COVID-19 outbreak, Boxers are divided if there is still a pandemic. Four years ago, most of us first learned about coronavirus as news stories about canceled basketball games and quarantined cruise ships began to circulate—and then, … Continued
The Stats Guy
Conner Gates adds it up for the Pacific baseball team. A swimmer a part of the baseball team? Yes. Conner Gates, otherwise known as Gater around campus, is a fifth-year senior majoring in Business Administration and Management. For the last … Continued
Women’s Basketball Soars to Top Three in the NWC
A hot streak has Boxers at third in the league and high hopes The Women’s Basketball team had the crowd on the edge of their seats in the last quarter of the game on Friday, February 3, waiting to see … Continued
Inspiring The Next Generation
Girls from the community came to learn and play with Pacific’s Women’s athletes Support for women’s sports begins at a young age, and Pacific is doing its part to encourage local girls to participate in athletic activities. Throughout her life, … Continued
Who “AuCoined” the name of this building?
Why Les AuCoin’s name was chosen for newly renovated building Days before Pacific opened for spring term, the chain fences wrapped out the construction of Pacific Hall came down, chiseling in a new era for the building: the AuCoin Hall … Continued
Every Brilliant Thing About Every Brilliant Thing
A senior’s Capstone takes center stage When Ethan Won, star of Pacific University Theater Department’s Every Brilliant Thing, first came across the script for the production, he felt an immediate connection to the piece. “There were a lot of random … Continued