Psychology Professor Sahana Koslofsky answers the question of how to implement a general understanding across 10 different health professions on ethics and how to become a successful health professional. Shahana Koslofsky is the founder of the Inter-professional Competence, IPC, course … Continued
Two a capella groups on campus put aside their competitiveness with each other and combined their talents to create a fun and unique perfect pitch. Pacific’s female a capella group, Voce Femme and male a capella group, Splendid Audacity have … Continued
Amber Dunn graduated from the College of Optometry in 2013 with $250,000 in debt, and the loans she recently took out to start her own private practice linger over her head. Optometry students often come out of school with approximately … Continued
The Northwest Conference is grieving after the death of Linfield College Special Teams football player Parker Moore, who was stabbed to death at a 7-Eleven Nov. 15 following the Linfield and Pacific championship game. Moore, 20, was attacked by 33-year-old … Continued
Waitlists. Prerequisites. Business Office holds because of ignored account charges. These are some of the many things that students are at risk of during registration period. It’s time for students to meet with their advisers, write out their game plan … Continued
The Americans with Disabilities Act according to ADA website the Americans with Disabilities Act is one of America’s most comprehensive pieces of civil rights legislation that prohibits discrimination and guarantees that people with disabilities have the same opportunities as everyone … Continued
Using technology in the classroom carries the potential to generate great results but some professors across the country share very different thoughts about its place in lectures and note taking. Even here at Pacific, professors share different beliefs as to … Continued
What started as an interest in gender and health within real world settings progressed into a long-term research project examining incarcerated women’s experiences within the criminal justice system from Rhode Island. Next March in San Fransisco, Calif. Psychology Professor Dawn … Continued
Another change could soon be coming to Pacific’s food options. In spring 2014, while discussing the change of food services on campus, the idea of having food carts on campus was brought to the attention of the Student Senate and … Continued
When a student decides to become a teacher in general or special education, they have many options to teach in different states. Currently schools all over the United States are in high demand for future educators, especially special education teachers. … Continued
In its second year of operation, the Center for Peace and Spirituality has hit the ground running with media expansion, a successful forum and confirmed plans to bring renowned activist Sister Simone Campbell to campus in April. Rev. Chuck Currie … Continued
This story is meant to clarify misconceptions about ebola. Ebola is not a pretty disease. In later stages, blood runs out of the eye cavities; pools of red can sit in the ear, slowly dripping down the cheek; accompanying this … Continued