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Ada Limon.
Join Pacific University's Visiting Writers series for a virtual author talk with Ada Limón at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25. Limón is the author of five books of poetry, including The Carrying, a National Book Critics Circle Award for Poetry. Register for the Zoom link.
In partnership with Pacific University, Providence Promotores are holding Facebook live events to help support the Latinx community. The live events focus on mental health and well being and include topics such as stress management, depression and suicide prevention.
Portraits of Dick Anderson '72 and WInsvey Campos '17
Pacific University is well represented in the current Oregon legislative session, thanks to the first-time elections of a Republican senator and a Democratic representative.  
Sandwich on cutting board
Need a quick meal on the go? Whether you have a meal plan or not, students, faculty and staff will now have more time to grab a quick meal, snack or beverage. Dining hours of operation are expanding on the Forest Grove Campus for Spring Semester.
Rest and sleep are critical aspects of stress management, safety, and overall health. Take time today to explore information about sleep health, fatigue, and how to improve slumber.
Nonstop Wellness logo
All employees who use the Nonstop Wellness Visa should be aware of special claims submission processes for services that took place prior to Dec. 31, 2020 and the new Nonstop Wellness mobile option.
Public Health Update
Pacific will continue partnering with healthcare systems whenever possible to get vaccines to employees and students according to eligibility. Those who are eligible for other community clinics should seek vaccines as available. Learn more about COVID-19 vaccination.
Dijana Ihas playing viola
Dijana Ihas, an associate professor in the Pacific University Music Department, was honored as Oregon Music Educator of the Year by the Oregon Music Education Association at its annual meeting in January. 
Pacific University welcomes Nikol Roubidoux as its new registrar, effective Jan. 25.
Hello 2021! title in gold balloons
The 54-member Pacific University Symphonic Band has created a seven-work concert to celebrate the new year. "Hello 2021!" features performances by various small ensembles from Pacific, as well as one by the full band.

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