A Pacific professor takes her work to Austria after several years of dedication The salt region of Austria was named one of Europe’s “Capitals of Culture” for this year, making it a hub for all things art, history, and culture. … Continued
A primer for the Shakespeare in Music philharmonic orchestra concert On Friday April 26, 2024 at 7:30 pm at the McCready Concert Hall, the Pacific University Philharmonic Orchestra host a concert, devoted solely to three works of music that were … Continued
Pacific Choral Director Scott Tuomi ends his career with a promise On April 19, The Concert Choir, the acapella groups Vera Voce, Splendid Audacity, and Chamber showcased their final set of songs at the Taylor Meade Performing Arts Center. A … Continued
Pacific seniors prepare to showcase their short films For one day every year, Pacific’s Media Arts Department rents the Clinton Street Theater in southeast Portland to showcase the films of graduating seniors. This year, ten students will display their Capstone … Continued
The student artist behind our beloved cover art Scattered throughout campus, Annie Berry’s artwork has been thoughtfully placed ontables in the UC, down hallways of busy dorm buildings, and pinned to cork boards full of flyersshe very well could have … Continued
April summit teaches attendees strategies to engage in the community On April 6, the McCall Center for Civic Engagement will host its first Annual Spirit of Civic Engagement Summit, with the theme being “Balanced Activism: Staying Engaged without Being Consumed.” … 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
Exploring the landscapes, rock art, and underwater wonders that define an iconic photographer’s career. On March 7, Cawein Gallery closed its first official art exhibition after the remodel of Pacific’s AuCoin Hall. Titled “Chapters,” the gallery featured the work of … Continued
How does one navigate this world of unrest? “People are angry and confused,” explained Jim Moore. “Some of them are making stuff up and saying, ‘No, that’s not what reality is.’ And so I want to put the political times … Continued
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
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
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