A holiday, legacy, and hidden gem of Boxer culture I sit in our booth at Diversity Cafe in disbelief. Delaney Nigma and Katie Gillam are seated across from me, the founders, visionaries, and trailblazers of Monochrome Monday. Amidst beaming smiles … Continued
Celebrating the Awardees of Pacific’s Summer Research Grants As summer approaches, Pacific University has announced its undergraduate research grant recipients. This year, Pacific has bestowed ten students the honor, including Mason Carvalho, Maya Deferme, Kristine Dillon, Sarah Hon, Lane Johnson, … Continued
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The Demise of the ‘Environmental Studies: Policy, Culture, and Society’ Major Climate change transcends the bounds of a singular problem and comprises a complex web of interconnected issues. For a college campus and its academic considerations that translates to a … Continued
A Fresh Approach to Success Completing a senior project at Pacific is a challenging academic milestone, often considered the crowning achievement of one’s degree. Multimedia majors often produce podcasts while those in the humanities and social sciences write lengthy papers, … Continued
Student Discontent in the University Center Recently, a few anonymous student workers from Pacific’s cafe recently contacted The Index, expressing their displeasure about workplace procedures. Until last year, student workers were allowed to work up to 40 hours weekly at … Continued
Exploring Pacific’s Permanent Art Collection with archivist Eva Guggemos A half-century ago, Irish-British novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch famously declared: “Art is the final cunning of the human soul, which would rather do anything than face the gods.” Indeed, centuries … Continued
A Holocaust survivor is honored in an art exhibit with the help of Pacific University On May 23rd, the Austrian Cultural Forum (ACFNY) in New York City opened the exhibition“What Should I be Afraid of?” celebrating the life of Ceija … Continued