Opinion

Forest Grove High School has been the topic of controversy this past month after a student used a racial slur toward a teacher. The student referred to the teacher as the “n-word” while walking past her classroom in the hallway. This incident … Continued

Sexual assault is a fact of life on college campuses across the country. With the possible exception of single gender campuses, (and that is not a guarantee against it) every college campus has its problem with sexual assaults. Yet all colleges want to bury … Continued

The mystery of the strange noise in Forest Grove has left many members of the community wondering what it is. The eerie screech has added to the anomaly of the small Oregon town, leaving us with the question, what actually … Continued

The majority of college students are overwhelmed with schoolwork, sports and extra-curricular activities. After being in class all day then going to practice for three hours and staying up for twelve more to work on a paper that could probably … Continued

For many of us students, this is our first time voting. Not to mention it’s one of the most controversial Presidential races in history. No pressure, right? The 2016 Race for the White House is one for the books. Our … Continued

“Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” (BvS) is the sequel to the 2013 movie Man of Steel (MoS). Zack Snyder directed both films, which coincidently carried similar weights and tones. BvS is uninspired, drab and boring. It is the most … Continued

Over the next few months, the intersection between Verboort and Purdin Road on Oregon Highway 47 outside of Forest Grove will be under construction while a roundabout is being built. As someone who commutes to Pacific University and drives through … Continued

The art department recently announced the implementation of a newly restructured program to teach students what we should already know: an artistic education is relevant and widely applicable in today’s job market. I am a senior double major, one of … Continued

Spring break is just around the corner at Pacific University and some students have already made plans for their week of vacation. Some travel statewide or go home to spend time with their families. Although, for many spring athletes or … Continued

Every year March 17, people dress up in green clothing and accessories in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. Those who opt out of wearing green on this day risk being pinched, but where did these traditions come from and why … Continued

Side by side, the Hawaii and Oregon flags adorn the walls making everyone feel immediately welcomed. The wooden architecture and Chihuly glass chandelier are obviously modern, yet customers can expect to experience a laid back vibe distinct to the Hawaiian … Continued