Lunch went awry on Monday, Sept. 26 for ARAMARK at the University Center. Given the illnesses that occurred from tainted sushi, AFC Franchise Corp. will no longer serve sushi to the Pacific community. “In the foreseeable future the university will … Continued
The College of Optometry’s newest EyeClinic in Beaverton will reveal the world’s first “3D Performance Clinic” on Thursday, Oct. 6. This clinic’s main purpose is to diagnose and treat vision coordination problems affecting 3D sight. It contains technology capable of … Continued
Pacific University’s library is displaying a variety of commonly challenged books this week in honor of Banned Books Week. The display will be up until Oct. 3. The library will also display resources on censorship and intellectual freedom. Every year, … Continued
With the holidays just around the corner and the weather slowly growing colder, now is a perfect time to consider getting a flu shot. The Pacific University Health Center is offering vaccinations for $25 to help keep students, staff and … Continued
9/05/2011 2:55 a.m. Drugs/Alcohol Resident Assistant reported an odor of marijuana in a residence hall. Officer traced marijuana smell to an individual room. Student admitted to smoking marijuana in room. Student also admitted to possessing alcohol while under age. Paraphernalia … Continued
Rumors have swirled around campus this year regarding Campus Public Safety’s policy on entering university-owned spaces without permission. However, according to Robert Dahl, Environmental and Health Safety manager of Campus Public Safety, there has been zero change in policy. According … Continued
Upon returning from summer break for this school year, Pacific students were able to physically see the evidence that the Forest Grove campus had undergone changes. However, these changes can not only be seen in students’ living and lounging spaces, … Continued
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, or FERPA, student training sessions have begun at Pacific. All students with a Pacific-affiliated job whether work-study or not should ask their supervisors if they need to attend the sessions. The FERPA training … Continued
On the morning of Sept. 15, students on the Forest Grove campus awoke to two loud booming noises between 1 and 2 a.m. near the volleyball pit outside of Clark Hall and near the University Center. According to Environmental Health … Continued
Most Americans remember exactly where they were ten years ago when the twin towers of the World Trade Center were attacked. In the years since 9/11, some have healed, some have held onto their pain and many have given their … Continued
As of last year, Pacific offers an online way to add and drop classes. Prior to last April, students filled out paper applications for course registration and later adding or dropping of classes. The program was a huge hit among … Continued
Every Tuesday from Sept. 13 through Nov. 15, the languages department will be holding its Global Sustainability Film Series. Made possible with funding from the Elise Elliot Academic Fund, this series consists of 10 international films. It is free to … Continued