University of the PACIFIC

Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep, an educational pipeline school and partner with University of the Pacific, was recently honored as a 2011 California Distinguished School. more

Pacific's Music Therapy Program was featured on the February 27th broadcast of PBS NewsHour more

Amos Alonzo Stagg Memorial Stadium was an instant Stockton landmark when it opened in 1950. Overnight, it became the city's center of sports, entertainment and grand ceremonies. When football games were not being played, the stadium hosted a plethora of University and community events more

In the Pacific Fatigue Laboratory, faculty and students conducting groundbreaking research are giving hope to people with debilitating illnesses. more

Pacific men's basketball head coach Bob Thomason surpassed legendary UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian's Big West Conference record of 405 conference wins. The honor comes as no surprise to those who know the coach. more

The Associated Students of University of the Pacific (ASuop) presents weekly social events throughout the academic year, many attended by thousands of Pacific students. The events range from nightclub-like dance parties to fashion shows, concerts by Grammy-award-winning artists or lectures by the movers and shakers of our time.  more

The Pacific Humanities Scholars Program can help students find their creative paths and it can help them do it in three years, giving them a competitive edge over those students at many universities where it takes five to six years to earn a degree. more

Students at University of the Pacific earn real-world experience that better prepares them for life after college, but students in the Eberhardt School of Business are earning more - a 12.3 percent return on investments. more

In the past five years, Pacific's pharmacy students have helped seniors throughout northern California save more than half a million dollars in prescription drug costs. The students run health fairs where they coach seniors on how to navigate the complex world of getting their prescription drugs through Medicare Part D. more

Pacific student Ty-Licia Hooker started a summer program for disadvantaged youth more