With the seventh pick of the 29 round of the 2016 Major League Baseball draft, the Miami Marlins selected Pacific’s own Walker Olis. Olis shined for the Boxers in his senior season last year by breaking multiple school records in … Continued
Pacific University has been very busy this summer with renovations including revamping Mcgill Auditorium, Jefferson Hall, air in the University Center and a computer lab in Scott Hall. President Lesley Hallick said Mcgill Auditorium has not been touched in decades … Continued
One day, Asian cuisine might tempt you, while another day Mexican food might be right up your alley. Whatever the occasion may be, small college towns need to cater to their diverse population in case students decide to venture off … Continued
Pacific University held Take Back the Night two weeks ago, as students marched up Main Street speaking out against sexual violence. The event is about standing up for victims of sexual assault and creating an understanding environment for those who … Continued
Pacific welcomes a brand new club to campus this semester. The Muslim Student Association (MSA), which has seven active members, holds weekly meetings discussing upcoming events to help others on campus learn more about the Muslim culture. “Our main goal … Continued
This year the Center for Gender Equity teamed up with Campus Wellness to put on the annual Take Back the Night Event on Friday, April 15. About 75 or more Pacific University students, staff and faculty joined together to march … Continued
Pacific University hosted the second annual Berglund Center Inspired Ideas Competition, IIC. This competition invites undergraduate and graduate students for a chance to win thousands of dollars in scholarships and professional support for an original idea. While a competitor does … Continued
A number of professors are going on sabbatical next year, and among them is professor Mike Geraci. Geraci will be going on sabbatical in the fall to delve into interactive documentaries and find the interworking of how they are made … Continued
Pacific University will make many small renovations this summer and will start to address parking problems on campus according to President Hallick. She said that parking has been an issue for faculty, staff and students for the past few years … Continued
On Saturday, April 24, a free Graduate Records Examination (GRE) test prep event was held on campus. Chris Lane, a Computer Science and Mathematics professor, ran the event. Lane frequently contributes questions to the Advanced Placement (AP) Calculus exam and … Continued
Local reggae band Roots Knight (left) opened for singer Justin Young on Saturday, April 23. Na Haumana O Hawai’i annually puts on a concert to celebrate the end of lu’au season. Junior Mana Grace (right) sang cover songs along with … Continued
In early February the Kappa Sigma fraternity held a rush event at Rainbow Lanes Bowling Alley. And afterwards a member of the fraternity invited some people over to the Kappa Sigma house according to Kappa Sigma President, sophomore Mason Bailey. … Continued