Last year, I got my first taste of freedom as I finally left home and was living on my own on campus. That freedom was quickly taken away from me and from many other students when COVID-19 hit us during March.
As the school year progresses, both the Pacific’s Men’s and Women’s basketball teams, as well as the Pacific football team, have been able to schedule numerous games after enduring a long off-season due to COVID-19.
The freshly cut grass, the sound of a metal club striking a plastic ball and the great sigh of relief when you sink a putt. That’s right, Boxer golf is back in action.
It had been almost an entire year since I had been inside of a theater. But for the past year, I’ve been waiting ever-so-impatiently to make my way back inside
The class of 2021 will still have their opportunity to walk the stage and receive their degrees, but without an audience.
Spring break is right around the corner which means no classes for a week. How are students planning to spend their time off?
On March 6th, Pacific’s ACE Board hosted their first hybrid online and in-person Open Mic Night since November.
The great outdoors is a wonderful place for everyone to explore with activities ranging from kayaking, backpacking, whitewater rafting, surfing and more. Outdoor Pursuits at Pacific University is here to make that dream a reality for students on campus.
The experience in Greek Life for students in both this spring and last fall has been a rough journey for all chapters.
Freshmen living in Walter Hall on campus are still facing strict COVID-19 protocols and having difficulty building interpersonal connections, despite the recent improvement of the Washington County health risk.
With commencement coming up in May, many seniors at Pacific University are working to finish and present their senior capstone projects.
After a year of virtual life and quarantine, have students finally gotten the hang of things?