Pacific and Willamette universities have formally confirmed their intent to expand opportunity, broaden academic pathways, and deepen their commitment to the region together.
The Pacific alumnus and the associate dean of the College of Optometry's clinical programs is honored for longtime service to optometric practice and education in Oregon.
Jessica Scruggs DHS '09, Bruce Bishop '68 and Pabita Dhungel MS '19 will be honored for outstanding achievement and service at Pacific's homecoming in October.
The May 16 ceremonies honored both undergraduate & graduates from the Class of 2026, as well as honoring three longtime Pacific educators for extraordinary achievement.
The long Pacific faculty member is selected for the Gung & Hu Award for Distinguished Service to Mathematics from the Mathematical Association of America.
The second accredited master's program in dental therapy in the U.S. will train a new tier of professionals to bridge the gaps in oral care in rural and underserved communities.
Nicollet Young OT '25 channeled her own experience as an autistic student in the occupational therapy program to help others, resulting in the development of sensory rooms on Pacific's campuses.
Partnerships with Chemeketa and Umpqua community colleges will provide students at those schools with a direct path to Pacific's graduate pharmacy program.
The Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation names the Pacific's audiology program, and its Pacific EarClinic, as its 2025 Provider of the Year, recognizing Pacific's commitment to providing hearing care to low-income patients.
Pacific's Theatre Department opens the spring with two plays, while the Music Department closes the season with the world premiere of choral settings of poems by Tomas Transtr枚mer composed by Pacific Professor Timmy Brown.