The men’s tennis team played their last matches Saturday April 28, concluding the best season for the Boxers in 20 years. “This year was everything I would’ve hoped,” said head coach Brian Jackson. “Coming from five years of slow and … Continued
8:30 a.m. Jesse Amano Strain 121 Brittney Anderson Price 204 Forrest Carpenter McGill Auditorium Chelsey Chamberlain Berglund 200 Krystal Chitwood Marsh 101 John Cushman Marsh 201 Fernando Estrada Price 203 Kristine Kuwada, Leann Lariosa & Trisha Tengan Marsh 106 Samantha … Continued
Pacific University is supposed to be a community of students, alumni, community members, faculty and staff working together. I feel that some of the university’s staff members are forgetting their priorities to create such a community that works with each … Continued
You don’t need anyone’s permission to change the world. Not anymore. The viral video Kony 2012, which calls for the capture of a brutal warlord and child-kidnapper in Uganda, was viewed more than 100 million times last week. Now more … Continued
Congratulations to the Pacific Boxers for winning their first game!
The Berglund Center for Internet Studies’s Roundtable Series will present a lecture titled “Publication: Making Public Space” on Tuesday, Nov 8. The event will be held in Marsh’s Taylor Auditorium from noon to 12:55 p.m. The speaker is Matthew Stadler, … Continued
What began as a last minute add-on to Valve’s game bundle, “The Orange Box” back in 2007, has finally risen to glory and been given the full retail treatment. “Portal 2” is the sequel to the cult hit that helped … Continued
There’s a first time for everything. It has been more than 15 years since the Pacific men’s tennis team has made an appearance in the Northwest Conference men’s tennis tournament. The drought has ended however, as the 2011 team will … Continued
The Boxer athletics website has been completely revamped. goboxers.com launched March 16 with a whole new look. “The new design is very fresh, edgy and makes great use of our vast library of action photos for every sport,” said Sports … Continued
With an unrelenting stream of continuing bed bug outbreaks, Pacific’s administrative officials have decided they are left with no other choice: it’s time to burn down Walter Hall. Residents are advised to abandon all their personal belongings, as they are … Continued
Chasing after golden snitches while dodging bludgers and scoring with quaffels; if Harry Potter can do it, why can’t everyone else? Now Pacific students will have that opportunity as quidditch is slated to be the next intramural sport at Pacific … Continued
After 20-plus years of silence and “no-comment,” psychology professor Alyson Burns-Glover spoke to The Pacific Index. As Index journalist Hailey Hawkins walked through a crowded hallway, Burns-Glover is reported to have bumped into the her and uttered, “excuse me.” The … Continued