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Pacific professor to senior students: ‘Your class will be historic’

Robin Imhof, associate professor and academic support librarian at Pacific.
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Sanji Muto Study Room transformed into digital museum to celebrate namesake, Japanese culture

Sanji Muto Study Room transformed into digital museum to celebrate namesake, Japanese culture

Scholarly Commons hits 500,000 downloads and 50,000 items in April

Readership Map of Scholarly Commons — Worldwide downloads
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Seminar brings audiology experts to San Francisco campus

In January, Pacific’s Department of Audiology hosted the Experts in Audiology Research (E.A.R.) Seminar.

Senior creates more Spanish language pandemic resources

Savannah Robinson ’20 during her trip to Peru, where she worked on health care initiatives and helped Peruvians with checks on blood pressure, body mass and other health indicators. 

Student art exhibit shows passion, feelings in online setting

Mariana Nunez — Hairspray, digital photographs Galleries close and museums shut down, but art never takes a break — even during a pandemic.

Title IX office remains open and is functioning remotely

Title IX office remains open and is functioning remotely While Ï㽶´«Ã½ is learning and working remotely, the Office of&

Understanding cultural humility during the coronavirus pandemic

Dr. Mary J. Wardell-Ghirarduzzi ’89 Understanding cultural humility during the coronavirus pandemic

Diversity committee renamed to reflect Pacific's mission, values

Diversity committee renamed to reflect Pacific's mission, values The University Diversity Committee (UDC), formed in 2008 as part of Pacific’s strategic plan, has been renamed the University C

UOP International temporarily reducing staffing

UOP International temporarily reducing staffing UOP International (UOPI), a joint venture between Shorelight LLC and Ï㽶´«Ã½, has notified Pacific that it is temporarily redu