Physics Department heeds student needs, introduces first comprehensive engineering major An Engineering Physics major will join the Pacific University course catalog this coming fall semester. Developed in 2019, the idea was put on a temporary halt by the COVID-19 pandemic—and … Continued
Behind the Scenes of the Pacific Lūʻau and Hōʻike On the second Saturday of April, Pacific University’s Nā Haumāna O Hawai‘i (NHOH) will be running its annual Lūʻau and Hōʻike. It is the only Lūʻau and Hōʻike completely student-run and … Continued
Tatum Schoch traveled to Tucson, and she came home with a national championship title A betting person would not have put their chips on Tatum Schoch. She began playing competitive handball for the first time her freshman year at Pacific … Continued
Dr. Evan Liu advocates for “back to basics” as fitness trends meet physical therapy On March 11, the Oregon Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association will host its annual physical therapy conference in Portland—and Dr. Liu, an Assistant Professor … Continued
In the fall semester of 2021, Pacific University is expected to return completely to in-person classes.
Recently, Washington County issued an announcement to reduce COVID risk levels.
With the March 17th election results already concluded, five new students will be taking over the student senate starting next semester.
Spring break is right around the corner which means no classes for a week. How are students planning to spend their time off?
The experience in Greek Life for students in both this spring and last fall has been a rough journey for all chapters.
In an effort to make up for the past year’s pandemic-related struggles, Pacific University has recently released the free tuition semester.