Professor Mike Steele can still recall coming to Pacific 36 years ago with long brown hair and a new opportunity to teach while pursuing his personal interests. Steele has been a professor in the English department and Pacific’s handball coach … Continued
Alicia Elfring Elfring, a student in the College of Education at the Eugene campus, was killed in a single car accident early the morning of Saturday March 12. Robin Keillor, Director of the Counseling Center, was present in Eugene on … Continued
More than 110 people crowded into Marsh Hall’s Taylor Auditorium on March 15 for the fifth annual In Your Face lecture, given by sustainability author Heather Rogers. She has written for the New York Times and two novels, “Gone Tomorrow: … Continued
Berglund Center is once again offering its Award for Excellence in Internet Research. The award is open to all students working on a senior capstone on Internet research and its impact or use in today’s world. The winners will receive … Continued
This semester, Pacific has seen all sorts of new events and students, one of them being the B-Street Club, which had its first meeting Feb. 22. The club provides an opportunity for students who want to spread awareness of environmental … Continued
Private or public? It’s an important decision that parents make with their kids; where to send them to school. Today the decision becomes more pertinent as some schools adapt to the updating technological world. Some schools have made the leap … Continued
After many requests from students to change the monthly printing credit system, University Information Services has changed printing fees from a monthly credit to a yearly one. Instead of having a $5 credit for printing every month, students will now … Continued
Pacific and Banana Republic are teaming up to dress students and alumni for success. Alumni Relations is holding a Dress for Success workshop at Banana Republic at the Streets of Tanasbourne on March 10 at 6 p.m. The workshop will … Continued
Pacific is bidding farewell to a faculty member who has dedicated his expertise and services to the art department and its students for the last 40 years. Art professor Jan Shield has decided to accept the university’s offer of retirement … Continued
Forest Grove’s recent snowfall hasn’t been all fun and games. The heavy combination of snow and rain the morning of Tuesday, March 1 was too much for some of the oak trees on campus. One fell onto the roadway of … Continued
Music professor George Harshbarger said he still loves his job and looks forward to coming to work every day, which is why he’ll miss it so much when the current school year ends. Harshbarger is one of the seven professors … Continued
The hard-to-miss army of golf carts gathered outside Scott Hall over the past weeks are the result of the first of two major renovation projects the Facilities Department is working on. Since losing its job as university library in 2006, … Continued