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College of the Pacific

Our programs form the core of the university learning enterprise, leading to careers in the performing and visual arts, the humanities, and the social and natural sciences.

Feature Stories

Guatemala Immersion Program
The Pacific Guatemala Summer Semester Spanish Immersion program spends four weeks in June in Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage site »

Students Reflect on Hawaii Trip
Instead of learning in a lab or classroom environment, students walked on, watched, and touched active geologic processes while they learned in the field. »

Patrick Johnston to teach California Politics and Government during Fall 2008
Former California State Senator Patrick Johnston will teach POLS 106--California Government and Politics during the Fall 2008 semester. »

News & Announcements

Political Science and Sociology
Next fall two departments in the College of the Pacific will be offering courses focused on the presidential election. »

Communication
Pacific Debate Team Ranked #3 In Nation »

Physics
Jim Hetrick had a SoundClip segment with narration recently aired on NPR's "All Things Considered". »

Events

Faculty and students available to prospective students
College of the Pacific faculty and students will be available during Profile Day, Saturday, April 12th, to meet with prospective students and their families. »

Pacific Celebrates Undergraduate Research & Creative Activity
8th Annual Pacific Undergraduate Research & Creativity Conference (PURCC) »

California Pioneer John Sutter the focus of a campus symposium
The 57th California History Institute, the legacy of Pacific historians Rockwell Hunt and Coke Wood, and sponsored by the John Muir Center »

Gender Studies Program
Gender Studies Program to sponsor spring conference on Gender and Science… »