Potential student teachers now have another thing to compete for with Pacific School of Learning and Teaching having just received an extension to their grant amount, giving future students the possibility of earning a $22,000 scholarship. The program is supported … Continued
Pacific’s new Food Service Director Sam Currie comes to Forest Grove with considerable experience. Currie has been in the college food services industry for nearly 30 years working at Colorado State University, Montana State University, Lewis & Clark College, University … Continued
Homework done for tomorrow, check. Midterm analysis paper edited, check. Making flash cards for the test next week, check. Finished Alcohol-Wise online educational course to prevent getting a possible registration hold? Don’t stress out about it. The possibility of having … Continued
For nearly a month, the streets of Hong Kong have been clogged by masses of die-hard protestors. These activists, mostly students, have refused to leave their protest sites even when threatened by police violence and a small typhoon. Their goal … Continued
When people think of Speech-Language Pathology, what comes to mind? Students around campus are quick to answer: speech therapy in schools, often involving someone helping a younger child with a speech impediment. At Pacific University in the College of Education … Continued
Music Professor Scott Tuomi and his colleagues have a collection of performances lined up for future audiences to enjoy, including the Symphonic Band performance on Nov. 7 and the Pacific Philharmonic & Chamber Ensembles concert. The winter concert is almost … Continued
Pacific University opened its doors to alumni and community members for a weekend of Homecoming festivities from Oct. 3-5. Events included sorority and fraternity gatherings, an alumni barbecue, tailgating, a football game, an alumni softball game, dedication ceremonies, an award … Continued
Student’s civic engagement requirement at Pacific is a way to give back to the campus or local community, and broaden student’s knowledge of national and international issues. Junior Katelyn Ingaglio has achieved this with her involvement in the “Everytown for … Continued
The Kathrin Cawein Gallery of Art is starting off the 2014-2015 year with its October exhibit “Anthropometry,” which focuses on art that expresses the connection between art, design and science. On Wednesday, Oct. 1, an opening reception was held in … Continued
On Aug., 13 the Portland Business Journal, part of a chain of newspapers that includes 40 business publications throughout the nation, opened up a non-scientific poll on their website to determine Oregon’s best college town. The categories were chosen by … Continued
The term “open source” refers to something that can be modified because its design is publicly accessible. Open source software is computer software with its source code made available for modification or enhancement by anyone. Projects or initiatives that utilize … Continued
On Sept. 20, 251 registered walkers and runners took to the streets at the Run and Walk For Sight. The event’s sponsor, the Lions Club, raised more than $10,000 for the patient care fund at Pacific University eye clinics for … Continued