A music event combining Pacific’s choral ensembles and orchestra will take place Friday, May 4. The event will feature music from the classical repertoire “Mozart Requiem.” The theme of the concert is war, reconciliation and healing. The orchestra is comprised … Continued
Whether it’s a thesis, article, image, video or some other form of creative work, Pacific students are encouraged to share their senior projects by posting them online through the library or by publishing them in an undergraduate research journal. CommonKnowledge … Continued
The man known for being the most trusted stranger in America gave his presentation “Post Secret” on May 1. Frank Warren (right) was welcomed to the stage by Center for Gender Equity director Martha Rampton (left). In November 2004, Warren … Continued
ARAMARK FROM PAGE 1 By taking surveys, the comment card system on their website, napkin talk, and monthly food forums, Bigelow has compiled a task list to be researched and executed over the summer. “We don’t anything on a whim, … Continued
The Theatre In the Grove started off the spring season with a bang and presented the musical “Chicago.” The high-octane, sexy musical sold out twice while running at TITG. At its closing matinee, the play started late because so many … Continued
For most college campuses, the weekend after graduation is a lonely time. Students have gone home for the summer, as have many of the faculty and staff. However, at Pacific University the weekend after graduation has the campus buzzing with … Continued
With a brand new essay prompt, the 2012 Boxer Spirit Scholarship gives students a chance to earn money for next school year. The scholarship is currently available to all Arts and Sciences undergraduates who have attained at least sophomore standing … Continued
The winners of Pacific’s 2012-2013 Writing Contest have been announced. First prize winners will be published in PLUM, Pacific’s Literature by Undergraduates Magazine. Four different categories were judged with awards given to first place winners, second place winners and honorable … Continued
On March 5, a video hit the web that, to this day, has more than 87 million views on YouTube.com. This video, simply titled Kony 2012, has sparked a nationwide response. The 30-minute video was released by Invisible Children, Inc. … Continued
For Pacific senior Sebastian Bannister Lawler and junior Richard Murphy, a club is not a clique to encompass like-minded people. It is an opportunity to teach something new to many different students with a common interest. This is one of … Continued
Keith McHenry has been arrested about 175 times in his 31 years working with the activist group Food Not Bombs, which he co-founded. He has been blacklisted, put on the FBI’s most watched list and been accused of being a … Continued
Thursday will mark a first for performers and patrons of the “LunchBox Theatre” at Pacific University. It is the first time a musical will be performed there. Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick’s “The Apple Tree” will grace Warner Hall and … Continued