Take a break and spend some time with a therapy dog at the Outdoor Pursuits building in the Milky Way. Stop by between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. to meet Bo and his owner Karen, relax, and enjoy a little stress relief with a friendly pup!

Admitted students are invited to come to campus to make their deposit in person in order to ring the bell and sign our Boxer statue. There may even be a possible special appearance by our mascot, Boxer!

University Council meetings are open to all Pacific community members. The agenda can be viewed one week before the meeting.

The Pacific University program of Dental Hygiene Studies is celebrating 20 years of excellence in dental hygiene education! Please join us in this anniversary celebration on Friday, April 10, 2026. 

Take the first step toward your pharmacy career and join us for an inside look at our program, while meeting our faculty, touring our facilities and getting to speak with current students and alumni to get honest answers to your questions.

Join us! As the Pacific University Nā Haumāna O Hawai‘i (NHOH) presents its annual 65th Lū‘au and Hō‘ike where you can learn more of diverse traditions and culture of Pacific Islands, food, and performance by the students of NHOH.

Grab a paddle, a PFD (personal flotation device), and get ready for some serious fun paddling across the open water. Instructors well-versed in paddle technique and boat etiquette will lead you through a day of exploration and non-stop fun. No need to own a kayak, all gear, transportation, and instruction is provided when heading out to sea!

Take a break and join Outdoor Pursuits for a relaxing walk to the Labyrinth. Enjoy some fresh air, take a moment to unwind, and grab a popsicle while spending time with friends. Stop by and reset before the rest of your day.

Join Pacific's very own Dylan Heimbuch for their 30-minute junior recital, a showcase of their musical literacy that they've put hours into studying and refining. Dylan will also share their understanding of the music through performance practices, research into their repertoire, and an overall study of the impact each piece is meant to have.

As educators we want our teaching to be many things: effective, engaging, inclusive, equitable. What if it could also be kind? Join us in the CETCI Spring Learning Community to explore this and related questions. We will gather on four consecutive Tuesday afternoons (3:30-5:00 pm), starting March 31 and ending April 21.