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Gladys Hanna, alumna and granddaughter-in-law of John Muir, passed away June 13
Gladys (Stoeven) Hanna ’47, alumna and granddaughter-in-law of renowned naturalist John Muir, died June 13. She was 94. more
Kevin Huber leaves lasting legacy at Pacific
Three years ago, Kevin Huber was named chair of the University of the Pacific Board of Regents. As he prepares to step down July 1, he leaves Pacific with a strong foundation, which has prepared the university for continued success. more
Noteworthy Newsletter | June 30, 2020
Faculty and staff accomplishments and scholarly and artistic activity. more
Pacific in the Press | June 30, 2020
Examples of how University of the Pacific was represented in the news media in recent days: more
Pacific in the Press | June 23, 2020
Examples of how University of the Pacific was represented in the news media in recent days: more
Pacific’s Alumni Association hosts Lunch & Listen: LGBTQ+ Legal Rights in Post-Kennedy Era
U.S. Supreme Court makes historic decision protecting rights of LGBTQ+ community. To learn more about this ruling and LGBTQ+ legal rights, the Pacific Alumni Association is hosting a Lunch & Listen at 12:05 p.m. Thursday, June 25. more
University Statement on U.S. Supreme Court's DACA Decision
University Statement on U.S. Supreme Court's DACA Decision more
Students save almost $500,000 through Pacific’s Open Educational Resources program
Pacific’s Open Educational Resources (OER) program continues to save students money on the cost of textbooks. The total savings for the previous three academic years (2017-2020) is $442,000. more
Updates: Positive Pacificans continue to serve and create
The volunteerism and upbeat stories of Pacificans continued after they were featured in Positively Pacific. We touch base with updates with three of them. more
Church group’s heavy Pacific ties help in battle against COVID-19
Calvary Presbyterian Church group’s heavy Pacific ties help in battle against COVID-19 by donating 4,200-plus face masks and 235 face shields—most of them going to help health care workers and challenged individuals such as people experiencing homelessness. more
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