It’s no secret that the Pacific University athletic program is continuously growing each year. With more athletes and sports teams than ever before, this raises the question of whether or not the athletic department can keep up with the growing … Continued
Core requirements, including focal studies, are currently under review by a group of faculty members. Their goal, according to Interim Dean Mike Geraci, is to find alternative requirements that are more closely aligned with Pacific University values. “We explored other … Continued
After starting the season with four wins and four loses, the Boxer women’s volleyball team is seeking to gain momentum before conference play. Fresh off of a Texas trip in which they played six games, Pacific returns home to wrap … Continued
Whether it’s defeat, agony, shock, smiles, tears or determination the emotions captured on these athletes faces left the photographs to tell a visual story of their own. On Sept. 6, photography professor Jim Flory put 25 images on display in … Continued
During the summer, Pacific University underwent several renovation projects, one involving Trombley Square. The university was aiming to patch a bit of sidewalk to fix a dirt area where students were cutting across when a pipe that led to a … Continued
Whether you live on campus or off campus at some point during your time at Pacific University, chances are you will be effected by parking. Take off-campus living for example, you probably have to park in the lots near Stoller … Continued
Love them or hate them, focal studies are a requirement for Pacific University students. While there are 59 different focal studies to choose from, picking two to complete over a four-year span is not easy. The main idea of focal … Continued
On Sept. 17 at 5 p.m., Pacific University’s football program will make history by playing the first ever NCAA Division III football game in the state of Hawaii. The game will be the conclusion to a three day event that … Continued
Pacific University has been very busy this summer with renovations including revamping Mcgill Auditorium, Jefferson Hall, air in the University Center and a computer lab in Scott Hall. President Lesley Hallick said Mcgill Auditorium has not been touched in decades … Continued
As a millennial, this will be the first Presidential election that I will vote in. And while neither candidate aligns with my values 100 percent, they have opinions on issues important to me that I agree with more than others. … Continued
Senior outfielder Walker Olis became only the second boxer in school history to be named Northwest Conference Player of the Year this season. Olis broke three school records this season in stolen bases, runs and walks. In addition to the … Continued
This year the Center for Gender Equity teamed up with Campus Wellness to put on the annual Take Back the Night Event on Friday, April 15. About 75 or more Pacific University students, staff and faculty joined together to march … Continued