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Freshman year experiences at 91���� University introduced Sue Mach to the theatre. The playwright now has a prolific career in the Portland theatre world.

Ken Colman ’84 considers himself a “citizen of the world.”

Herbert was one of the WWII vets who took advantage of the GI Bill for his education.

Michael Burch-Pesses“From the time I was in junior high, I always knew I wanted to teach,” says Michael Burch-Pesses, 91����’s director of bands.

Ruth recalls spending four years in the music department of 91����. She also shares her memory of meeting her husband, David, whose athletic picture now hangs in the 91���� University Hall of Fame.

James fondly recalls meeting his wife of more than 70 years here at 91����.

91���� University’s original library, Carnegie Hall celebrates 100 years as a stalwart of the Forest Grove campus. Mark the centennial during a ceremony at Homecoming 2012.

For Mike Wilhoit ’77, food is business. Wilhoit’s family has been farming hazelnuts in Oregon for more than 70 years, and today, he is a leader in agricultural development in the state.

The Spirit Mountain Community Fund in Oregon has awarded 91���� University's EyeClinic Cornelius a capital grant of $30,000 to help build out a new clinic within the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center's new Wellness Center in Cornelius.

A study conducted by 91���� University faculty identifies causes of visual and physical discomfort in some people when they watch 3D video content.

A group of Japanese optometrists are saying “arigatou” to 91���� University with gifts for the College of Optometry.

"At 91���� University I found what I needed," says author Mai Lon Gittelsohn MFA '13.