Boxer Home
President Phil Creighton with Boxer II
This is the home of Pacific University's legendary mascot: The Boxer.
Boxer has represented Pacific's spirit, pride and honor for over a century. He is an embodiment of cultural diversity. Click the links below to learn more about Pacific's historically-rich symbol.
What is Boxer?
Is Boxer a dog or a dragon? Goat or lion? One thing is for certain: Boxer's nature is as elusive as the statue himself. More information...
History of Boxer
Get a detailed account of Boxer's journey from China to Oregon, and his subsequent adventures in the hands of students at Pacific. More information...
Boxer's Timeline
Check out the timeline for a quick reference on important dates in Boxer's history. More information...
Boxer Sightings
Have you seen Boxer? Want to know where he could be, and what other students think of his current whereabouts? Check this page, and let us know if
you've seen Boxer! More information...
Boxer Stories
What does Boxer mean to you? If you have a story to share, tell us here, and read about what Boxer represents for others. More information...
Boxer's Travels
On September 1, 2007, Dean Croshere, in possession of Boxer, began a three month roadtrip across the country. He documented his travels at www.roadtrip-life.com. Check back soon to get information here about his incredible journey.