We're looking for staff who have an interest in serving on one of the 11 open staff positions across six University Standing Committees. This is a great way to connect with your peers and support our awesome Boxer community. Nominations are due Friday 8/7.
As the seasons begin to shift, September invites us to look ahead with intention. This month, Essentials by TIAA highlights the power of understanding lifetime income and how it can support a lasting retirement.
Join us in the Milky Way to learn about super foods that can help you control super moods. We will talk about different teas and snacks to bring comfort and support your health, so stress does not get the best of you!
September 2nd from 4-8pm, Pacific University Forest Grove, Marsh West Lawn
Live Music | Food | Clothes | Fresh Produce | Community Organizations | Student Clubs
Reminder: Please be aware of upcoming temporary closures for Parking Lot G (between Walter & McCormick Halls) and Parking Lot D (between Price Hall & Tennis Courts) to accommodate student move-in for the Fall semester on 8/28.
Football is back as the Boxers host their first home football game of the 2026 season against Howard Payne University on Friday, September 4, at 7pm.
Pacific staff and faculty are invited to a virtual listening session on August 31 at 12:30 pm to meet with the representatives from national search firm WittKieffer, who are assisting with the search for the next Executive Dean of the College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences. Participants can offer input that will help inform the search for prospective candidates.
Conflict theory identifies five common approaches to conflict. When you are under pressure, which approach do you tend to rely on, and how well is it working for you?
To help our payroll team ensure every non-exempt staff member is paid accurately and on time, we are updating our timecard approval schedule.
Pacific University faculty and staff hold a wealth of knowledge and experience. Would you like a way to expand the reach of your expertise outside of the classroom? If so, we invite you to join the university’s Subject Matter Experts directly.
