Join USS in their weekly meetings hosted in the Boxer Pause!
The Pacific MFA Writing in Color student-led group is hosting a book talk with writer, teacher, and critic Helen Beyta Rubinstein to discuss her new craft collection Feels Like Trouble: Provocations on Writing, Teaching & Power.
The Cawein Gallery is excited to announce mia ide's art show: Boxed Woman. The opening reception is October 16, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The show runs from October 16 to November 16, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
We are excited to welcome you home this Oct. 16-18 for Homecoming 2026! Join us to celebrate what it means to be a Boxer, reconnect with classmates and friends, explore new changes on campus, and experience how Pacific continues to be a vital force for good.
Join us for a virtual open house for the Master of Nonprofit Leadership. Our program director will be online to discuss the program and answer your questions.
Come join the SCC and Marika Preble for “Time to Unwind” Fridays in the Milky Way at Pacific University! Every Friday from 12–4 PM, come by and create projects to help you unwind and relax before the weekend. Each week will have a new project that can help you relax or give you something fun and creative to take with you. Come with friends, or stop by and make some new ones!
Join us and CJLS practicum student Marika Preble for a relaxing time to unwind with friends. Happening every Friday between 12 and 4, come to the new student wellbeing space in the Milky Way and make a craft with friends, or come to unwind from classes. “Time to Unwind” is your chance to let go of stress and make an art project to help you soft launch into the weekend.
Alumni from the Class of 1976 and earlier are invited to gather with friends and family in celebration of the newest members of the Golden Guard, Pacific’s honorary society for alumni who have reached the 50th reunion.
Senior Preview Scholarship Day is your opportunity to experience life at Pacific, connect with our community and earn a $2,000 annual scholarship simply by participating.
The Cawein Gallery will host an opening reception for Japanese artist Mai Ide’s latest exhibition. Join fellow art lovers and members of the Pacific community for light refreshments and a conversation with the artist before a hands-on workshop.