Nature’s Remedy: How the Outdoors Can Heal and Ground Us
Ecopsychology teaches us that healing begins where nature and mind meet.
Silent Hill 1&3: Breaking the Gender Binary
How one of gaming’s first father-daughter duos redefined identity beyond gender essentialism.
Why We Must Study the Humanities
In a world that is ever-changing, studying the humanities helps us understand our past, present, and future
Finding Your Calm: The Power of Yoga in College Life
Breathe, stretch, and reset: Discover how yoga can calm your mind and improve your focus.
Perfect Blue: A Counternarrative to the Male Gaze
Examining the male gaze and patriarchal pressures in Perfect Blue and the journey toward reclaiming identity and agency
Why a Philosophy Class Is the Best Investment You Can Make
Discover how philosophy empowers you to think critically, navigate complexity, and make informed decisions in an ever-changing world.
Making Agreements with Yourself, Experience Accounting, and Manifestation
Epiphanies Made While Journaling My Journey at Pacific.
Hot Water For The Win: A Call for Warmth on Campus
Why every student deserves a cozy cup to survive the winter blues
Born from Violence
Exploring how intergenerational resilience and shared trauma shape Vietnamese American identity and foster mutual understanding
The Importance of Student Run Newspapers
Why The Pacifican matters and why you should join!
How College Helps Build Life Skills
Developing essential life skills to help us thrive in the real world
Should We Allow Outside Organizations to Influence Our Student Government?
Student Government, By Students, For Students—Or So We Think
The Pacific Inn: A Need or A Nuisance?
Will the Pacific Inn actually benefit students in ways the university claims it can?
Critiques for Pacific
This is not an attack on our school or the faculty; the goal of the student body and the university should be a relationship where they both respect, listen, and trust one another.
