Join us this Friday for a special Black History Month dinner in the café, featuring recipes rooted in tradition, culture, and powerful stories.

Join us for an enlightening evening to connect with fellow Pacific students and employees and explore clinical impacts of fasting on IBD. Dinner will be served. Please register by Monday, Feb. 23.

Professor Tyler Brumfield presents "Make Many Things" His inspiring project will be on display at the Cawein Gallery from March 5th-April 3rd. The Cawein Gallery is open Monday thru Saturday 9 am-5 pm. The reception will be Saturday March 7th from 4:5:30 pm.

We’ve got a new limited-time drink menu at the Boxer Brew inspired by the new show everyone’s watching! From The Stark to The Targaryen, these specialty drinks are packed with bold flavors and a little extra energy to power your day. Stop by, try your favorite (or taste them all), and find out which one rules the realm. Available for a limited time!

Have you tried the specialty sweet drinks at the Boxer Brew? Stop by this week through February 14 to treat yourself to a limited-time Valentine’s lineup!

A seminar for current and former undergraduate student athletes at Pacific. We will be discussing the challenges associated with personal athletic identity and some thoughts on managing the ending of your collegiate athletic involvement.

Join us through a journey of interactive activities during Black History Month! Each week a new crossword puzzle will be shared to deepen your understanding of Black history in fresh thoughtful ways.

You can expect to learn about foundational mindful practices, practice new exercises with support, and explore a variety of different coping strategies. You'll leave with actionable tips of coping, getting you ready to navigate this semester!

Have a friend who might like some time in front of a light therapy lamp? Feeling some winter blues?

The Student Counseling Center is offering two opportunities to visit the brand new Vanders Nook, get cozy, and explore coping with winter weather. Changes in the weather and light can have a notable impact on mental health, so the SCC in encouraging you to visit this comfy cave to explore Seasonal Affective Disorder (S.A.D.) and learn about ways to manage its impacts.

We are excited to invite you to the next session of the CETCI After-Hours Pedagogy Series. On Wednesday, February 18th, from 5-6 pm, Criminal Justice, Law, & Society professor Aimee Wodda will be speaking about how she combines technology and community to create authentic, engaging learning experiences for her students. The session will be held in the Tran Library on the Forest Grove campus, and you can register here: https://pacificu.libcal.com/event/15369208.