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University of the Pacific joins immigration lawsuit against federal government. The suit seeks to prevent international students from being forced to leave U.S. if their schools operate entirely online. more

Pacific’s Open Educational Resources (OER) program continues to save students money on the cost of textbooks. The total savings for the previous three academic years (2017-2020) is $442,000.  more

Samantha Johnston’s goal is to work in nonprofit international development, and her four years at University of the Pacific have laid an excellent foundation for work on the global stage. more

Christina Bouri ’20 explored her deeply personal, lifelong interest in the Middle East at Pacific. That experience and the support she received from professors made it possible for her to move on to the world’s top graduate program in Middle Eastern studies at Harvard University this fall.  more

After travelling the globe, Natalia Gevara ’20 offers words of encouragement to fellow graduates. more

Launched in November 2016, University of the Pacific’s Scholarly Commons has reached two milestones this month — 500,000 downloads and 50,000 items uploaded. more

If I had known my last day on campus was going to be the day before spring break, I would have made the most of it.  more

University of the Pacific welcomed 600 admitted students and family members to Tiger Day Feb. 22 for an action-packed, informative look at Pacific and its programs. more

This year’s X-Boundaries event will address diversity in television, music, film and other media. more

Pacific's William Knox Holt Library and Learning Center is preparing to unveil the Reading Commons, its renovated second floor that adds more than 100 additional spaces for students to study, learn and meditate.  more