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Students ask to live off campus
Some student petitions submitted for permission to live off campus are being denied by Residence Life, causing some students and student representatives call for housing policy modifications.
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But it's the classic tale - too arrogant for his own good, the prince denies the simple request of an old woman and finds himself transformed into an only-slightly-more-slimy amphibian, at the mercy of a selfless kiss to return him to human form.
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Pacific students commence after threats - Wednesday, 22 May 2013 10:00
Separate bomb and shooting threats in the days preceding Pacific University's spring commencement ceremony forced officials to beef up security prior to and during the event at Forest Grove's Lincoln Park Stadium Saturday, May 18.
APU plans to cut tuition, bucking national trend
Alaska Pacific University plans to cut the cost of undergraduate tuition by 34 percent, bucking a national trend of rising college costs in a bid to attract more young students to its Anchorage campus.
Alaska Pacific University OKs tuition cut
The school's board last week decided to reduce tuition by nearly $10,000 per year, from $29,600 to $19,950, KSKA reported .
QAHS Photo of the Month: Alexander Hall
It's time for a monthly trip back into our neighborhood's history, courtesy of the Queen Anne Historical Society .
SPU Theatre production of Mamet's Frog Prince begins this Tuesday
The Seattle Pacific University Theatre is kicking off its production of David Mamet's The Frog Prince this Tuesday on the Backstage Theatre of McKinley Hall.
Pacific University graduation ceremony to take place this Saturday
It's that time again. The day that Pacific University students gather to officially recognize the successful completion of their degree programs.
ASCC grad awarded ROTC contract
Cadet Raelynn Mapu receives a congratulatory hug from her aunt, Miss American Samoa Arielle Maloata.
Natural 'keystone molecules' punch over their weight in ecosystems
Naturally occurring "keystone" molecules that have powerful behavioral effects on diverse organisms often play large but unrecognized roles in structuring ecosystems, according to a theory proposed in the June issue of BioScience .
Book art: demanding, entrancing, overlooked - Wednesday, 15 May 2013 11:00
For 10 years, printmaker Barbara Mason wanted to try her hand at an 'artist's book.' She and a poet friend finally sat down and talked about combining 'her poems and my prints,' Mason said.
CARES: An Acronym Organized Tool for the Care of the Dying
Providing symptom-based care during the last days or hours of life in a hospital setting requires a complex set of skills and interactions.
Close to $2 million awarded to PHS - home of scholars and athletes
Porterville High School's class of 2013 does not do anything small. That was evident Monday night when the graduating senior class attending Porterville High School's Annual Scholarship Night at the Frank "Buck" Shaffer Theatre inside the Porterville Memorial Auditorium walked away with close to $2 million in scholarships and awards.
Liao-Troth named Hawaii Pacific University's First Provost
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports Matthew Liao-Troth has been tapped to help manage the private university.
Faith-Themed Television Boosted by
That success has sparked both enthusiasm and skepticism among Christian media watchers.
Hawaii Pacific's first provost comes from Georgia college
Liao-Troth is interim provost and vice president of academic affairs at Georgia College State University, a public liberal arts university near Macon.
Pacific University physics major Alec Bowcock presents work on Capitol Hill
Pacific University senior Alec Bowcock with advisor and professor James Butler in front of the U.S. Capitol Building.
Forest Grove School Board candidates talk enrollment, career readiness
Candidates running for the Forest Grove School Board spoke out about several concerns they had with the district at a Wednesday night forum sponsored by the Forest Grove Leader.
HPU names Liao-Troth as school's first provost
Hawaii Pacific University has named Matthew Liao-Troth its first provost to help manage and oversee the 7,500-student private university.
Updates: Larry Powell, Fresno County schools chief, to retire June 30
Powell will recommend that his assistant, Deputy Superintendent Jim Yovino, be the interim superintendent until the county Board of Education hires a permanent replacement.