Visit Being(s) by Stella Nall at the Cawein Gallery When I recently visited the Cawein Gallery (Scott Hall), vibrantly colored animals standing in paintings immediately caught my attention. The two-dimensional paintings of red bison reminded me of the ancient paleolithic … Continued
MFA’s Mapmakers Alumni Institute brings world perspectives closer to home “How do we bring people closer to us?” asks Rhony Bhopla, describing her intention behind the upcoming Mapmakers Alumni Institute event. But, MFA graduate Bhopla specifies that they are … Continued
7 Star replaces Mama Jiah’s Mama Jiah’s has been a staple to Pacific students for years, harboring a reliable location to buy everything from quick meals to late-night snacks, all of which have translated to more than a double grocery … Continued
Get To Know Pacific’s Transfer Students As Office of Transfer Student Services Celebrates National Transfer Student Week October 17-21 was National Transfer Student week, and the Office of Transfer Student Services put on a series of events in appreciation for … Continued
Support for Vegan and Allergy-Aware Food Options on Campus Finding vegan or allergy-free options can be hard while living on campus, but the Center for a Sustainable Society is trying to change that. The CSS works to provide students an … Continued
Halloween is known for its tricks and treats, the spooky costumes, and haunting tunes, but once upon a time, it was much akin to Valentine’s Day. As recently as the mid-20th century, Halloween wasn’t a night of frights alone, but … Continued
Pacific Alum to share personal lens on politics and sports The In Your Facelecture series is wrapping up, with its last speaker, Pacific University alum DeVon Pouncey, presenting on October 31 at 2:15 pm. Pouncey is an experienced sports journalist, … Continued
First time in eight years, x-country team compete in the NorthWest Conference . . at home! For the first time in eight years, Pacific University is hosting the Cross-Country Northwest Conference Championships at home and, as has become the men’s … Continued
Pacific University is haunted. Many ways over. But perhaps the most famous ghost of all is Vera, who, if we are to believe the stories, has been living rent-free in Knight Hall (also known as the admissions office) for nearly … Continued
After spending Halloween in quarantine last year, students have returned to their usual Halloween festivities, on and off campus. This year, there were many ways for students to celebrate Halloween over the week of the holiday. Several events were put on by campus organizations.
Sexy Nurse. Sexy Cat. Sexy Cop. Sexy Green Poop (yes, it’s a thing). Nowadays you can find virtually any costume and its sexy counterpart. When did this start, and why? Halloween, in the traditional sense, is a night to dress up as goblins and ghouls and frighten your neighbors in the search for confectionaries and other such delights.
Is November 1st still too early to be celebrating the holiday season?