Reproductive Justice Action Team recognized for public health efforts In the first week of April, countless gatherings were held across the country in celebration of this year’s National Public Health Week. On Friday, April 5 in Washington County, dozens of … Continued
The details of this year’s Lūʻau and Hōʻike In Samoan, “tatou o fa’atasi” means “united as one.” It is the idea that everyone and everything is woven together. Through tatou o fa’atasi, people with different backgrounds, experiences, and cultures are … Continued
Limited vacationing options alter students’ Spring break plans At the end of March, Pacific students will trade in their textbooks and pencils for plane tickets and luggage as they embark on this year’s Spring break adventures. As anticipation builds for … Continued
Golf coach Erin Lind begins her journey at Pacific Not far from the familiar sights and sounds on campus is a slightly more unfamiliar sight: the swish of a seven iron and the fresh, open golf course air. The Boxer … Continued
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
Wood-fired pottery is introduced to Pacific Fire crackles, and its warmth escapes, offering protection from Oregon’s frigid late autumn air. Several people gather around, holding cups of tea or coffee, and keep watch over the dancing flames. However, this isn’t … Continued
Alumnus Rob DeCou ‘05 will share his story with Pacific From completing the world’s most strenuous ultra-endurance competitions to becoming the co-founder of video and virtual reality studio Lux Virtual, there is seemingly no end to alumnus Rob DeCou’s list … Continued
Pacific’s Women in Computer Science club works toward equality in their major The smell of pizza wafted from the boxes placed on the tables of the computer lab while Jenga blocks sat waiting to be stacked. Students gathered in the … Continued
The Center for a Sustainable Society making a more eco friendly community one step at a time Did you know that about four billion Starbucks cups are wasted each year? Or that around 2,000 articles of clothing are thrown away … Continued
Professor Emeritus Mike Steele shares Notre Dame’s Journey with Pacific Students It’s not hard to decipher that Dr. Mike Steele is a fan of Notre Dame football. Just look at his office: Shelves filled with books about the Notre Dame, … Continued
Debuting in October, Tunnel City tells the story of Harry Allen, a transgender manwho lived in the early 20th century. In mid-October, playwright Grayson Ashford, director Elliot Lorenc, and Pacific University’s theater department will debut “Tunnel City,” a play that … Continued