Face it, nothing could ever fill that void in your Sunday night, the time slot where AMC’s critically acclaimed drama “Breaking Bad” once resided. The show is as addictive as the blue meth it’s centered around, and it seemed no … Continued
Adjusting to a new coaching style can be difficult for athletes when they are used to a specific training regimen. During the 2014 Cross Country season students expressed their concerns about new Head Cross Country and Track Coach Brent Ericksen … Continued
The football team finished its season on what Head Coach Keith Buckley deemed a bittersweet end, losing to Linfield College 59-0 and holding on to a share of the Northwest Conference title for the first time in 52 years. After … Continued
The Northwest Conference is grieving after the death of Linfield College Special Teams football player Parker Moore, who was stabbed to death at a 7-Eleven Nov. 15 following the Linfield and Pacific championship game. Moore, 20, was attacked by 33-year-old … Continued
This story is meant to clarify misconceptions about ebola. Ebola is not a pretty disease. In later stages, blood runs out of the eye cavities; pools of red can sit in the ear, slowly dripping down the cheek; accompanying this … Continued
Music Professor Scott Tuomi and his colleagues have a collection of performances lined up for future audiences to enjoy, including the Symphonic Band performance on Nov. 7 and the Pacific Philharmonic & Chamber Ensembles concert. The winter concert is almost … Continued
Pacific University opened its doors to alumni and community members for a weekend of Homecoming festivities from Oct. 3-5. Events included sorority and fraternity gatherings, an alumni barbecue, tailgating, a football game, an alumni softball game, dedication ceremonies, an award … Continued
Student’s civic engagement requirement at Pacific is a way to give back to the campus or local community, and broaden student’s knowledge of national and international issues. Junior Katelyn Ingaglio has achieved this with her involvement in the “Everytown for … Continued
While there are slight differences on how Campus Public Safety and the the Forest Grove Police Department handle a situation involving a minor in possession citation, the underlying problem is the same–minors consuming alcohol. Students may not understand the consequences … Continued
Many trees are removed on campus each year for the safety of the Pacific community. The 66-year-old birches that lined the walkway between Jefferson and Warner Halls were more than just diseased trees. They held a historical importance to the … Continued
After an established background as a political commentator, professor Jim Moore will be taking his career in a new direction by writing the official biography of the 32nd Governor of Oregon. Former Gov. Victor Atiyeh asked Moore to personally write … Continued
Incoming and returning students will enter onto an improved campus this fall, with many new additions, renovations and structures. The University Center, stadium roof, bike racks and the addition of a new residence hall, Cascade Hall, are the projects that … Continued