The Staff Senate invites staff members to its monthly meetings. The Staff Senate maintains an open-door policy and all staff members are welcome to attend. The agenda can be viewed one week before the meeting.

Music in May festival takes place May 22-24, 2025, on the Pacific University Forest Grove Campus. The festival culminates with a final concert at 3 pm Saturday.

Music in May is one of the longest running high school music festivals in the U.S. Join Pacific for the 75th annual Music in May concert from 3p.m. to 5p.m. on Saturday, May 24th, in the Stoller Center.

Pacific University staff are invited to join their staff colleagues at the 2025 Boxer Field Day, formerly known as the All-Staff Conference, on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, on the Forest Grove Campus.

This two-day continuing education event showcases advanced clinical casework presented by optometric residents from across the Pacific Northwest. Delivered in a rapid-fire format, each resident presents a 30-minute discussion on topics such as ocular disease, cornea and contact lenses, geriatric optometry, pediatric care, vision therapy and rehabilitation, and surgical co-management. Attendees will engage with complex case studies, emerging diagnostic tools, and evolving treatment protocols. Up to 9.5 hours of CE credit are available (COPE approval pending).

Members of the Class of 2015 and their faculty are invited to celebrate 10 years since graduation with a special family-friendly reception!

The Pacific University Black Alumni Chapter is open to alumni of all campuses and programs.

Save the date for when our 175th Anniversary Tour comes to Denver, Colorado, and connect with Pacific leaders, fellow Boxers and more to celebrate our rich history and bold plans for the future!

The Staff Senate invites staff members to its monthly meetings. The Staff Senate maintains an open-door policy and all staff members are welcome to attend. The agenda can be viewed one week before the meeting.

All are welcome to drop in at Old College Hall to learn the history of the building and its place in Pacific University's history.