Philosophy professor Dave Boersema has revealed the real reason he is retiring from Pacific after 31 years. “I won’t stay anywhere that won’t let me smoke my cigars,” Boersema said in an exclusive interview with this publication. “I wasn’t bothering … Continued
Tonight on Boxercast, Bi-weekly Zumba class, last day for first half semester classes, student senate elections, women’s tennis, Super Tuesday, gunfight in Fort Worth, Texas and military plane crash in Ecuador.
The Center for Gender Equity, CGE, enters spring celebrating Women’s History Month. Throughout the month of March, CGE will have different displays and events planned for Pacific University students and faculty to commemorate all women who have shaped history. Sophomore … Continued
Life as a student at Pacific University in the early 1960s was a very different life than for students today; the U.S. was in the middle of the Vietnam War, the Beatles and Elvis Presley were popular musicians and students … Continued
The loss to Warner Pacific 67-60 makes the Boxers an even 2-2 on the season. Looking to improve on their record, the Boxers will be practicing hard as conference play is right around the corner. The Boxers will face off … Continued
With an executed three-headed ground attack to chew up time and cover ground, the Boxers overcame the Bruins on Nov. 7, 34-20. (Top) Junior Andy Harris and senior Trey Kodama led the defense with 10 tackles each. Junior Andy Harris … Continued
Today’s segment features An Ideal Husband audition information, MajorFest, Seattle’s Pike’s Place gum wall, and a stabbing at the UC Merced.
When senior Sophia Nation wakes up next to the furry face of her one- year-old cat, Orville Catenbocker, she can’t help but smile. Nation is one of several students on campus who have been approved to have emotional support animals … Continued
The Boxer football program is quickly becoming known for having high caliber players trade in their helmets and pads after graduation for headsets and whiteboards. The football program has proven to be a great place for young aspiring coaches to … Continued
Artwork is a reflection of an artist’s vision and sometimes a reflection of the artist’s self. When examining the connection between art and the artist, one question that arises is what purpose does the work serve for the artist psychologically? … Continued
What if there was a place that people of all gender identities could go and hang out and feel safe? For senior Aryn Jones that place just happens to exist. Jones’ project fell under the category of Queering Common Consciousness. … Continued