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Join us this Saturday, 9/20 at 6 pm at Hanson Stadium for our first home Football game! Remember, students, staff, and faculty get into all home games for free simply by showing your Boxer ID at the gate!

Heads up, early risers! Beginning Monday, September 29, breakfast at the Forest Grove Café will start a little earlier — opening at 7:00 AM on weekdays.

International Programs is hosting Go Global on Thursday September 25 2025 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the UC Patio at the Forest Grove campus. The event will include tables for undergraduate travel courses and study abroad, graduate travel programs, Global Scholars, study abroad provider organizations, scholarships, and international work opportunities. We hope to see you there! Contact: Mike Miller, mjmiller@pacificu.edu.

Hundreds of alumni and families will return to campus for Homecoming 2025, Oct. 24-26, and we need your help to make it successful! Students and employees are invited to join the Homecoming event staff. We wouldn’t be able to have a successful weekend if it weren’t for amazing students and employees like you who lend a hand. You are also invited to review the schedule and register to attend!

Stop by the UC this fall to meet Pacific’s new Dining Management Team — your chance to connect, ask questions, and get to know the people behind your dining experience!

National Hazing Prevention Week: September 22–26

Next week, September 22–26, is National Hazing Prevention Week. It is an important week for our campus community to come together to learn, reflect, and take action to prevent hazing in all forms. Show your support by picking up a Hazing Prevention sticker or button on Tuesday, September 23, at the UC table.

New and Returning Pacific Students: Experience the Forest Grove Farmers Market, Wednesday Sept 17! Washington County is hosting their Expo there, with 25+ tables offering health education, community resources, job opportunities, baby goats, and more. They're inviting Pacific students to "stop by to win prizes and enjoy games and giveaways!"

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to complete a short survey to help the committee better understand what students need to succeed at Pacific. Your input will help us build a stronger, more supportive system together. The survey will be closing soon, so respond today!

The author of "The Heat Will Kill You First" headlines the inaugural Les AuCoin Human Rights Lecture Series at Pacific on Oct. 1. Tickets are free, but seating is limited.

51³Ô¹Ï Libraries and The Immigrant Story present a conversation with author Elizabeth Mehren and Dr. Dijana Ihas on war, immigration, and the power of personal narratives, with readings from "I Lived to Tell the World", a musical performance, and an exhibit opening.