Black eyes, strangulation and sexual assault are elements that rarely appear in the productions at Tom Miles Theatre. Senior Lindsay Partain breaks this cycle by directing Tennessee Williams short play “27 Wagons Full of Cotton,” which tackles the darker themes … Continued
The Pacific University Music Department faculty continues to wow and plans on giving the Pacific and Forest Grove community a sneak peak of the operas premiering in Portland later this summer. On Thursday, Feb. 25, Taylor-Meade auditorium will host the … Continued
What kind of wonders might be hidden in Pacific University’s backyard? The answer: An abundance of white water. According to Outdoor Pursuit’s Assistant Director Sam Morrison, the area surrounding Forest Grove is a ‘White Water Mecca.’ There are roughly 25 white … Continued
The Philosophy Club is hoping to incorporate themes of social justice into their events for this semester as well as appeal to a greater number of people. They plan on doing this in their first formal event of the spring … Continued
On Friday, Feb. 12, students, faculty and community members gathered to celebrate a 4,000-year- old tradition: Lunar New Year. Many may be familiar with the bigger traditions associated with Lunar New Year, such as the lion dances, the red envelopes … Continued
Spending six days watching acclaimed independent films and speaking to talented directors seems like the ideal winter holiday. For a group of Pacific’s film students, this was their way of getting credit of the January term. Film and Video Production … Continued
The Center for Gender Equity, CGE, is spreading a new kind of love during the Valentine’s Day season with the annual Love Your Body Week. From Feb. 22 until Feb. 26, the members of CGE will be doing different tabling … Continued
On Thursday, Feb. 18 an FBI Agent, a prevention specialist, a speaker from a local faith community and a survivor of human sex trafficking will speak in the Taylor Auditorium to tell their stories. In 2014 the National Center for … Continued
Although the course requirements may have changed, the emotional trials of graduating college are not all that different from when Cheron Mayhall graduated from Pacific University in 1964. As part of her theatre capstone, senior Kailea Saplan highlights and works through … Continued
Actors for ‘Dance Slow Decades’ practice their lines in the parallel universes that their characters exist in. The separate time zones are shown by their periodic clothing and mannerisms. Senior Emy Gaub, left, perfect the co-lead role of Akiko, while … Continued
For the first time ever the Alpha Kappa Delta sorority, AKD, is hosting a concert immediately following their annual Date Auction and all funds raised will be donated to The Dougy Center. “The Date Auction is an event that the … Continued
On Feb. 5, Pacific University hosted the Spring Club Fair, where students spent the afternoon exploring the various clubs on campus. Afterward, students enjoyed Open Mic Night, featuring music artist Levi Stephens, top left. Senior Dione Solon, bottom left, sang … Continued