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°ÅÀÖÊÓƵ and the Indigenous Student Alliance has partnered with OPB to bring the film "Uncovering Boarding Schools: Stories of resistance and resilience" to campus.

Join the national No Shame movement through this 60 minute workshop that dives into the intersections between substance use, addiction, recovery and mental health. 

Discuss healthcare ethics with our Compass Mentor Program, all are welcome!
This will be a scenario provided by Physical Therapy Professor Dr. Evan Liu based on a situation he worked through. It will provide an opportunity for undergrads and grad students to think about how we make hard decisions in healthcare and how we can see ourselves wrestling with the complexities of helping others in this healthcare system.

Stop by the UC on Friday, October 31st for No Tricks, Just Treats! This Halloween harm reduction event will feature activities and giveaways! Pack your own safer Halloween kit with supplies from the SCC, CGE and SEHC. Kit offerings include: fidgets, snacks, band-aids, lip balm, sexual health products and more!

Join our RAs for our annual Fall Fest celebration with activities, games, and snacks that celebrate autumn and Halloween!

All are welcome to join the Alumni Association for this meaningful time of reflection. Held quarterly, the Remembrance Ceremony honors our alumni and friends who have recently died.

This ceremony is dedicated to remembering those who died prior to the August Remembrance Ceremony for Alumni & Friends, or whose loved ones have requested they be included.

If climbing dirty boulders outside in the cold doesn't appeal to you, why not try indoor rock climbing for a change? Join Outdoor Pursuits instructors and Pacific students for a night of indoor adventuring at a local indoor climbing gym! This indoor excursion will certainly be warmer and dryer, plus just as much fun, as a day out on the rocks! Climbers of ALL experience levels are encouraged to participate!

The University Diversity Committee (UDC) is a collaborative of staff, faculty, administrators, and students that advise the University Council on matters related to equity and diversity to advance the university’s mission and vision.

Join staff from the Student Counseling Center and be trained in Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR), a national recognized suicide prevention training. This empirically-validated training will equip you to recognize the warning signs, clues, and suicidal communication of people at risk as well as gain the skills to act and help save a life.