Senior Sara Rodgers (left) performed a solo concert in German, which encompassed her German and vocal performance majors. Senior Jaquari People (middle) presented his biology poster about the Influence of Temperature on Intensity and Severity of Sea Star Wasting Disease … Continued
Pacific students relieve stress on Sunday April 30 bethween Walter and McCormick Halls with many fun activities. Students played with water ballons, pied RAs and participated in paint wars along with other lawn games. Also there were hot dogs, popcorn, … Continued
Suicide remains a serious problem in today’s world with nearly 42,000 American citizens dying each year from suicide. Senior Andy Amick looked to remedy and help lower the number of the tenth leading cause of death in America through work … Continued
It is no secret that there is great concern in this country for the mental health and brain functions of football players, with the recent studies released on concussions, more conspicuous, however, are the dangers of playing soccer. According to … Continued
While most seniors will be presenting their projects senior projects day, Wednesday, April 27, general music majors have been presenting their work for the past few weeks. As a general music major, Megan Moll was able to choose between doing … Continued
Senior social work major Mia Prohaska will return to Thailand to teach English under a Fulbright scholarship after falling in love with the culture and community five years ago. The U.S. Fulbright scholarship is a highly competitive program that provides … Continued
An open hearing will be held May 5 concerning the sexual assault lawsuit against Pacific University that made headlines in the fall. The hearing will be held at the Multnomah County Circuit Court at 1:30 p.m. and is open for … Continued
Depression is a growing concern for those in college. Depression has also become a part of a larger conversation surrounding college students nationally as well. Part of combatting depression is also growing confidence in one’s self and learning to love … Continued
Every year the Blackfish Gallery, located in Portland’s Pearl District, asks art faculty from Oregon’s four-year colleges and universities to each submit the names of two graduating students for the gallery’s Recent Graduates Exhibition. Pacific University’s chosen seniors this year … Continued
President Lesley Hallick has announced that philosophy professor Dave Boersema will be the graduation speaker at this year’s commencement. Boersema will also be ‘graduating’ into retirement and he said that he is humbled to be asked to speak for the … Continued
The Pacific Index and Forest Grove Police Department teamed up to host Coffee with a Cop on the Forest Grove campus on the University Center Patio March 31 in an effort to give students the chance to ask police officers questions. … Continued
The Reverend Chuck Currie, Director of the center of Peace and Spirituality, University Chaplain, and Assistant Professor of Religious studies at Pacific University, was invited to attend the Easter Prayer Breakfast at the White House. Since 2010, President Barack Obama … Continued