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Alumnus and university supporter James Earl Jewell passed away Feb. 15

Alumnus and university supporter James Earl Jewell passed away Feb. 15 University of the Pacific alumnus and champion of the arts James Earl Jewell passed away Feb. 15. He was 90.

Commentary: Women’s impact on history deserves more commemoration now

Commentary: Women’s impact on history deserves more commemoration now

Compliance update: HIPAA and FERPA

Compliance update: HIPAA and FERPA The university Compliance Program team continues to work to support the university compliance efforts while working remotely.

Conservatory alumna’s pursuit of passion is ‘Almost Charming’

Conservatory alumna’s pursuit of passion is ‘Almost Charming’

Conservatory student discovers way to play music, help others

William Peralta ’20 followed his dual passions to University of the Pacific and soon he will be honing his skills as a music therapist at Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles in its Mark Taper-Johnny

Duplicating service hours amended until further notice

Duplicating service hours amended until further notice University of the Pacific's Duplicating Services will be minimally staffed from 8 a.m. to noon Monday–Friday, until further notice.

Former McGeorge dean Gerald Caplan passed away March 14

Former McGeorge dean Gerald Caplan passed away March 14 Gerald “Jerry” Caplan, former University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law dean, passed away March 14. He was 82.

Amid challenges, Pacific Athletics optimistic for return to action

Athletic Director Janet Lucas said optimism reigns as Pacific awaits a potential go-ahead from the NCAA for its 325 student-athletes in 17 sports to return to campus.

Pacific debaters enjoy spotlight with nation’s best

Pacific debaters enjoy spotlight with nation’s best University of the Pacific senior Ravi Prasad and first-year student Estefany Torres competed as two of the best college debaters in the coun

Pacific political science graduate organizes BLM street mural

Volunteers led by Pacific graduate Ameer Othman painted a giant "Black Lives Matter" mural on Argonne Drive near Victory Park in Stockton.