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Viktoria Tamas becomes Pacific's second NCAA Elite 90 athlete for 2017-18
Women's water polo Player Viktoria Tamas and men's water polo player Andrea De Nardi won the prestigious Elite 90 award for athletic and academic achievement at each of the 2017-18 NCAA Championships. more
Pacific grad scores Nashville summer internship
Business major Cassie Findlay '18 landed an operations management internship with Big Machine Label Group in Nashville, Tennessee. more
Leadership and mentoring celebrated at annual Faith Davies awards luncheon
Five students, three student organizations, one staff member and three faculty were recognized for leadership and mentoring. more
English grad combines love of literature and nature
Eric Orosco's time at Pacific has been a whirlwind of exploration in literature, poetry, film and theater more
Twin pharmacists inspired to serve others
Twin sisters and graduates of Pacific's doctor of pharmacy program will add one more shared experience to their long list of milestones. more
Non-traditional student, mother of three following dream to pursue career
Juanitas is not your "traditional" Pacific student. She is a working mother of three who decided to make her education a priority. more
Nothing was going to stop this go-getter from achieving her dream
When it came to choosing mechanical engineering as a major, Marielle Cortez thought about how the environment she grew up in had influenced her personality and interests. more
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Pacific graduates nearly 2,000 pharmacists, lawyers, teachers
Pacific's Class of 2018 is made up of 1,986 future pharmacists, lawyers, teachers, engineers, data scientists and more receiving degrees over the next several weeks. more
Board of Regents approves closure of Food Studies Program
The Food Studies program, managed by the College of the Pacific on the San Francisco Campus, was one of the new graduate programs funded by the Strategic Investment Fund (SIF) and launched in 2015. more
It was research with purpose for this first-generation student and Powell Scholar.
Attending college was a lifelong dream for Nasser Saleh. As the son of Lebanese immigrants, he would be the first in his family to get a college education. more
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