Shattering school records as a sophomore, long distance runner Tyler Shipley has only more to look forward to in his college career. Shipley broke the record for the men’s 10,000 meters race April 4 at the San Francisco State Distance … Continued
“We’re a much better team.” Although this statement may seem vague and simple, it perfectly sums up how coach Ben Dictus feels about the Pacific rugby team he has worked to build over the past four years. Dictus was approached … Continued
With the 2013 Pacific University football season now in the history books, the Boxers will look to prepare for their opponents in the 2014 football season by expanding their preseason travel to the east coast for two games. For the … Continued
The Center for Gender Equity joined forces with Pacific’s Gender and Sexuality Studies and created a power team. “This merger makes sense for both CGE and the Gender and Sexuality Studies minor because the two programs share so much in … Continued
In past years, Thanksgiving break has fallen so that there is at least one full week of classes before fials begin. This year there were two days of classes before reading day. For those who were able to return home, … Continued
Currently during winter term, there are 86 courses being offered, many of which are travel, chemistry research and senior research courses. This leaves the rest of the classes up for grabs to students who want to get a required credit … Continued
It’s happening, folks. Professor Dave Boersma has finally come clean and admitted fault. After apologizing for the Center for Peace and Spirituality’s lack of recognition for all belief systems around campus last holiday season, Boersma said the pressure was on. … Continued
The federal government cutback of military spending is turning out to be a gold mine for Pacific. Pacific University president Lesley Hallick announced that Pacific will be acquiring a variety of abandoned building from various military posts to add space … Continued
In a recent turn of events, six Pacific University Boxers from five different sports tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. Juniors Bruce Balcita, of the wrestling team, and Troy Zuroske, of the men’s tennis team, both tested positive for multiple … Continued
March 5 was an afternoon of shock and disbelief for CPS officers, students and faculty at Pacific University. The Pacific Index Sports Editor Tyler Grant commandeered a CPS golf cart while presumably intoxicated and gave the university an unforgettable show. … Continued
Could fish be the cause of the next big disease? This is the question biology major Dylan Cramer, set out to determine for his senior capstone project this year. Cramer specifically focused on prions, or infectious agents composed of proteins … Continued
A crowd of screaming male fanatics spout out bra cup sizes to an intrusive interviewer after a woman refused to tell him her bra size and spank him at a recent Comic-Con. In her senior project Katrina Lungren found that … Continued