For months now the charcoal poster of rock band KISS has hung in the library. The creator of the poster was a mystery to many members of the Pacific community who use the library, until now. The drawing 101 class … Continued
More than 95 percent of Pacific students fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid every year and, as the March 1 deadline for the 2011-2012 FAFSA approaches, those students should know that a few changes have been made. … Continued
Since being outfitted with wooden boards during Winter III, stairwells in the University Center have enjoyed an unprecedented excess of limelight. Theories have run amok, growing more and more ridiculous with the absence of answers. “Did something fall through?” “Did … Continued
Student Conduct Violation/Alcohol February 5, 2011 Approximately 12:00 am Forest Grove Police contacted CPS about the unauthorized use of a Pacific owned vehicle. Three students entered B Street Farm using university issued keys where they were reportedly drinking and smoking marijuana. They had also built a … Continued
Obsessively playing video games till well past two in the morning; this is a night known by more than a few people at Pacific University. What kind of example is being set for the 3 to 7-year-old’s in the Early … Continued
Many Pacific students are well aware of the student discounts available at local businesses like Pizza Schmizza or “the starving student special” at the Cornerstone Pub, but, believe it or not, discounts for college students extend beyond locally owned businesses. … Continued
For people looking for a way to keep in touch with Pacific while on the go, well, now there’s an app for that. Pacific University has released a mobile application for smartphone and iPad users. The app features a news … Continued
Pacific students will have the opportunity to talk with local journalists at the fourth annual “State of the Media in Oregon” panel which will be held on Feb. 22 in Taylor Auditorium at 2:45 p.m Politics and government professor Jules Boykoff, … Continued
When seeking a place of higher education, most students look for a campus that is technologically advanced and has state-of-the-art surroundings that are comfortable and accessible. “Students are usually swift to judge a campus and they solely rely on their first … Continued
The Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, John Hayes, is on the move, literally. To make room for Pacific’s new Advising Center, Hayes has moved from his previous office in Bates House to a business suite on the … Continued
In the next few months leading up to April 29’s Senior Project Day, Pacific’s seniors will work diligently to complete their projects in time for the big reveal. This is not the case for psychology senior, Liz Carter. Carter will … Continued
Robert Bond became personally acquainted with occupational and physical therapy on March 1, 2000, when he had a stroke at the age of 56. Bond, active and athletic his whole life, had to adopt a new lifestyle after undergoing extreme … Continued