With election day fast approaching — and with this year’s much-talked-about ballot — politics, parties, and polls have naturally worked their way into campus life. 

The October 10 brush fire that broke out a few miles from PUC was a community experience that brought fear, preparation, response, coming together…

Artist team Lisa Beerntsen and Tony Speirs share a Sonoma County studio in which they create paintings — both working in a vibrant, lively color palette but in very unique styles. 

Raboy has joined the department as resident artist of music, giving students a chance to tap even more into his extensive music experience, leadership…

Each year, just into the first quarter of the new year, a “Fall Revival” helps students get a spiritual kick-start to the year. This year’s featured speaker was Iki Taimi, a pastor from Southern California who has been working in a “church plant,” starting a church from scratch, since 2006.

On the morning of October 11, Pacific Union College received reports that the fire was slowing down. Later reports verified that the fire was completely out by October 13.

On October 10, a brush fire broke out south of the hairpin turn on Howell Mountain Road; the PUC campus was not in danger, and the fire was significantly reduced by the following morning and completely out by October 13.

On Sunday evening, October 5, more than 300 guests attended an exclusive piano concert in honor of Mrs. Margrit Mondavi and the memory of her late husband, Robert.

This year the Social Work Forum, an organization of the social work program at Pacific Union College, is renewing its efforts to encourage students to vote — and help them get registered and to the polls.

Each new school year brings a myriad of new students, but also some new professional faces.