When one door closes . . .

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 Limited vacationing options alter students’ Spring break plans   At the end of March, Pacific students will trade in their textbooks and pencils for plane tickets and luggage as they embark on this year’s Spring break adventures. As anticipation builds for … Continued

What’s Going on With Financial Aid?

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The Office of Financial Aid navigates changing systems At a recent faculty meeting, the room almost immediately erupted into murmurs when financial aid stood up to present on an upcoming change in policy. Debbie O’Dea, Director of Financial Aid, and … Continued

Moore Political Talk

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How does one navigate this world of unrest?    “People are angry and confused,” explained Jim Moore. “Some of them are making stuff up and saying, ‘No, that’s not what reality is.’ And so I want to put the political times … Continued

Back on the Course

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Golf coach Erin Lind begins her journey at Pacific Not far from the familiar sights and sounds on campus is a slightly more unfamiliar sight: the swish of a seven iron and the fresh, open golf course air. The Boxer … Continued

A Homerun Job Experience

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Students get hands-on experience as play-by-play announcers for Boxer baseball and softball    Stepping up to the plate this baseball and softball season are Boxer students Evan Bleyer and Cole Weber with the newest addition of play-by- play broadcasting. While attending … Continued

Art Towards Activism

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Pacific prepares for the second Migration Symposium For two days in April 2022, red crosses around campus showcased the pictures and stories of migrant children. Part of the 2022 Migration Symposium: On Borders and Belonging, the art installation was organized … Continued