The many options of parallel universes layer in a play starring current students, and directed by an alumni The Pacific University Theatre department will debut their winter show, Constellations, by Nick Payne, Feb. 9-12. Directed by Pacific alumni Elliot Lorenc … Continued
Lil Yachty’s Brilliant Debut into Psychedelic Rock In late January, Platinum recording artist Lil Yachty made an entrance into psychedelic rock with the release of his fifth studio album, Let’s Start Here. While a somewhat surprising venture to fans who … Continued
Scott Tuomi’s Journey to Earning Distinguished Teacher Award In 1987, cassette tapes still outsold CDs, downloadable digital songs were barely a glimmer in a programmer’s eye, Whitney Houston’s second album was the first time a woman singer debuted at number … Continued
Study Abroad Opportunities On The Horizon To study abroad or not to study abroad, that is the question that has plagued the minds of Pacific students since the program came to be. For some, an easy question, as it is … Continued
Check out this local gallery for unique holiday gifts The semester is coming to a close, and you’re probably planning to visit family for the holidays. Whether you’re returning home for break or just stopping by, don’t show up empty … Continued
Pacific’s choirs prepare their annual concert Music is a central part of the holidays, as it encompasses all cultures and beliefs. This is no exception at Pacific University; our choral program will be presenting the Holiday Concert on December 3, … Continued
…on why the Art Club deserves your attention! Looking for an open space to be creative? Don’t want the heavy commitment of other clubs on campus? Then look no further than the Art Club. Every Tuesday, the Art Club holds … Continued
Autumn Choreographers Concert showcases student talent When COVID hit more than two years ago, Pacific University’s Dance Department did what many cultural institutions had to do: Puts masks on, danced to empty theaters and livestreamed their performances. “It’s just … Continued
Visit Being(s) by Stella Nall at the Cawein Gallery When I recently visited the Cawein Gallery (Scott Hall), vibrantly colored animals standing in paintings immediately caught my attention. The two-dimensional paintings of red bison reminded me of the ancient paleolithic … Continued
MFA’s Mapmakers Alumni Institute brings world perspectives closer to home “How do we bring people closer to us?” asks Rhony Bhopla, describing her intention behind the upcoming Mapmakers Alumni Institute event. But, MFA graduate Bhopla specifies that they are … Continued
Pacific Theatre’s Fall Production Challenges and Enchants Trigger warning: How I Learned to Drive implies and portrays instances of sexual assault and pedophilia. Discretion is advised for anyone who is sensitive to these topics. In the age of flash judgements … Continued
Celebrate Culture with This On-Campus Event Shallow beams of fall sunshine streamed through the windows of the UC, illuminating the space between me and Sophia Tong, the event coordinator for the upcoming Around the World event. For our first time … Continued