Robert “Bob” Mahoney ’63 and Sherree (Wager) Mahoney ’65 were featured in Western Horseman magazine’s September 2018 issue
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Richard LeBlond ’63 is a retired biologist who found his calling to be a writer.
Gary Hill ’63 is a U.S. Navy veteran and former aviator who served alongside the late Sen. John McCain.
Judy Mason ’60 was involved in a serious car accident. After weeks of hospitalization and intensive care, she made a steady recovery.
Will Loveall ’58, OD ’66 is enjoying fishing and a relaxing retirement. He owned and ran an optometry practice in Columbia Falls, Mont., for 37 years.
It's easy to assume writing a will is something you can leave for later in life, but you're never too young to make a plan. We asked Pacific University Trustee and attorney, Matthew Lowe to speak to alumni and friends about how to demystify the process of crafting a will.
Jenna Richards '19 brings compassion and openness to her focus on criminal justice.
You might be grappling with how to tackle your student loans. You might be pondering how you can rock retirement. You might be aspiring to buy your first home. No matter your goals, you need to take control of your money before you can reach them.
Buying a home is a huge financial commitment but can be incredibly worthwhile if you're prepared. Consider this advice before you fall in love with that house you saw on Zillow.
Renting an apartment is typically one of your first big financial commitments. And, as with any major commitment, there are many factors to consider.