The Cawein Gallery is excited to announce mia ide's art show: Boxed Woman. The show runs from October 16 to November 16, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Under the direction of Dr. Abbie Brown, the fall Jazz Nite will feature standards from prominent composers in jazz, including Gordon Goodwin, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and Sammy Nestico.
The Cawein Gallery is excited to announce mia ide's art show: Boxed Woman. The show runs from October 16 to November 16, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Dr. Hilary Flower, author of The Kite and the Snail, to speak at UGC Faculty Forum
Drop-In Yoga is open to all Pacific University students, staff, and faculty. There is no requirement to sign up, or to attend each week. Yoga meets you where you are, and will be here on those days when you are really needing to come to your mat!
Things are changing, what do YOU need? Students, this is your chance to use your voice to speak up for what you need to feel belonging, address accessibility issues, or show solidarity for groups on campus.
We welcome back June 2026 residency emcee Donna Denizé (MFA '25) for the next in our Kwame Dawes Mapmakers Alumni Institute series, joined in conversation with faculty poet Safia Elhillo. Donna's lines of inquiry will engage with what Safia has called the "Poetics of the Third Space." Brought together by the MFA Alumni Council's Pacific Basin committee, the event is free and open to the public, and will be hosted on Zoom November 17 beginning at 5:30pm Pacific Time. Join us for this fascinating conversation.
Feeling the mid-semester drain? Need a break from studying and a chance to de-stress?
Join us for Fall Recharge, a special event just for Pacific students designed to help you relax, refresh, and find some joy. Come cuddle with adorable baby goats. It's the perfect opportunity to clear your mind and enjoy some wholesome animal interaction.
The Staff Senate invites staff members to its monthly meetings
Have you ever wondered how being kinder to yourself and your students might change the learning experience for everyone? Come to the CETCI After Hours event on November 18, from 5-6 pm to learn more. Occupational Therapy professor Alyssa Phillips will share how she has applied concepts of a Pedagogy of Kindness in a graduate-level applied anatomy and functional movement course.