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.
Our sports information director, Mike Smith, has made it his top priority to make sure all sports get broadcasted online for everyone to see.
Starting on February 24, Pacific’s media arts department will host three renowned West African journalists in a new Zoom series about how reporting has changed in the time of COVID-19.
Pacific faculty, staff, and administrators held a virtual Boxer Family Town Hall on Sunday, January 3 to allow students and their families to take a closer look into what all the facets of life on campus will look like for students this term.
Pacific Athletic Director Keith Buckley made it a primary goal to have all sports play in Spring 2021.
As social justice has become a heightened topic in sports, student-athletes at Pacific University are poised to make their voices heard.
In an effort to make up for the past year’s pandemic-related struggles, Pacific University has recently released the free tuition semester.
Pacific is acting as a certified pandemic vaccinator, providing vaccination clinics for qualifying members of the community.
Pacific University will see changes to its leadership starting this summer on July 1. President Lesley Hallick announced the changes on January 7.
As of Friday, Feb. 5, there have been 43 positive undergraduate cases, 36 positive graduate/professional cases and 29 positive employee cases.
Scholarship season is one of the most dreaded times of the year for anyone, but it’s especially difficult for current college students to find scholarships when most scholarships are geared towards high school seniors.