University of the PACIFIC

Pacific Fund grants enhance learning by supporting field trips, travel related to student and faculty research, on-campus performances and guest speakers, equipment and lab supplies, and much more. more

Three semesters after declaring Geology as her major, Brittany Klemm ’14, has participated in field research, co-authored a journal article as well as written and earned grant funding to initiate her own field research. more

Students in Biology Professor Craig Vierra’s lab are conducting groundbreaking research to unravel the immense human potential of black widow silk. more

"8 - The Play," a drama about the court fight over California Proposition 8 which was overturned by a federal judge and has been appealed to the Supreme Court for arguments in March, will be performed at University of the Pacific more

Two noted experts on immigration law and a representative from the American Civil Liberties Union will discuss these laws, how politicians frame the issue during election years, and whether there is any hope of seeing comprehensive immigration reform in the near future more

Ken Albala, history professor at University of the Pacific, has won the prestigious Gourmand World Cookbook award more

Professor Ken Albala's book "Three World Cuisines: Italian, Mexican, Chinese" was named the best foreign cuisine book in the world in 2012 by Gourmand International this weekend during the annual Gourmand World Cookbook Award more

An additional call for Pacific Fund applications through the College of the Pacific has been added. Proposals are due June 1 by 5 pm more

A partnership between Borra Vineyards and Pacific Visual Arts offered an exciting experiential learning opportunity for Pacific students. more

John Carlos, who won a bronze field and track medal in the 1968 Olympics only to be expelled from the games for a political gesture, will discuss how that event shaped his life. "An evening with John Carlos"  more