Nature’s Magic Apothecary, at 1923 21st Ave, provides various herbs, herbal formulas, oils, salves, lotions to the people of Forest Grove. It’s open on Tuesdays to Fridays, from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturdays, from 11:00 am to 4:00 … Continued
The Center of Gender Equity (CGE) and Art Club held their Human Body Canvas event in the Multi-Purpose Room in Washburne University Center on Saturday, Feb. 26. Human Body Canvas is an annual event held by the CGE that aims … Continued
Male circumcision has been in practice for thousands of years and is a spiritual ritual found in cultures around the world, and was once thought to be beneficial for health. In 1989, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) concluded that … Continued
Every Wednesday at 7 p.m., the Rainbow Coalition hosts an unwinding activity in the Center for Gender Equity (CGE) . Inside their office, you can find a welcoming environment for queer individuals. CGE’s goal is to promote equity around gender … Continued
This week, editors Ashley Meza and Isabelle Williams share their go-to moody jams for when the weather is nasty. “Numb” by Men I Trust When it’s cold and cloudy outside, there is a specific mood I want to feel when … Continued
With spring semester in full swing and homework piling up, students are looking for ways to get out of the dorms and have fun off-campus. Despite its small size, the city of Forest Grove offers a variety of activities for … Continued
The University Center Open Mic is one of the few chances for the students of Pacific to forget about the burdens of their constant classes and bustling social life. Constant work on part of the ACE Board during the entire … Continued
Teddy Bears and chocolate are lining store shelves, bouquets are on full display, and love is in the air; the pink, red and purple hearts that sprinkle the dorm halls have reminded all of us on campus that it’s the … Continued
European teaching assistants Janek Margardt and Ana Valenciano Prieto each took part in a teaching assistant program at Pacific University as part of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Ana Valenciano Prieto, from Madrid, Spain, assists in the Spanish department bringing … Continued
Ashley’s Cannabis Column On January 10th, 2022, a scientific study was released from the Journal of Natural Products reporting that hemp compounds can help prevent COVID-19 from entering human cells. As the study gained traction through the internet, the information … Continued
This week, Editor Ashley Meza and Writer Jazmine Henning share songs that give them nostaligic feelings about the upcoming holidays and gloomy weather.
Mistletoe. Viscum album, or Phoradendron serotinum depending on where you’re located. This plant, with its plush, green leaves and tiny white berries has gained fame over the centuries for being a popular Christmas time decoration in which people find themselves pressured to kiss under.