University of the PACIFIC

Because violence against racial, ethnic and religious minorities continues to mar civil society, the Foundation for California presents a unique traveling exhibit of Holocaust education more

When the opportunity for a full-time job with CBS Outdoor landed in Amanda Spellman’s lap, she was armed and ready with a strong resume and critical communication skills, which she developed at Pacific, to not only get an interview but land the job.  more

Sephira Shuttlesworth, whose husband was a close colleague of Martin Luther King Jr., recently shared stories of the civil rights movement—and lessons for today—with the Intro to Ethnic Studies class. more

Matt de la Peña '96, author, creative writing instructor, Pacific alum and Tiger basketball player, will headline this year's Latino Heritage Month celebration. more

Nathaniel Mackey, an award-winning poet and Duke University professor, will present a poetry reading this Thursday.  more

Two Pacific alumni will be breaking a long-standing tradition in the U.S. Supreme Court when they go head-to-head this month arguing opposite sides of the landmark same-sex marriage case more

Best-selling author Charles C. Mann will speak on campus about his latest book and his historical research more

Bill Herrin, a professor of economics in the College of the Pacific and the former chair of the Department of Economics, was appointed the director of the School of International Studies more

Brian Klunk, Political Science, wrote a recent blog about the outreach efforts of Pacific Political Science major Kyle Sasai '14 and his mission to support local middle school students to prepare for high school and beyond. more

The Search Committee has announced the visits of four finalists for Dean of the College. Visits will include a faculty forum, in each case open to the University community.  more