the College of Education. In 2014, the College of Arts & Sciences added a master of social work (MSW) program to the site. Woodburn The Woodburn campus opened in 2012 to offer professional pathways in education with a focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and teaching diverse students. The 5,000 square foot, 14-room Victorian home of Woodburn founder, nurseryman Jesse Settlemier, is the heart of two degree programs in education. Portland The MFA in Writing program maintains an office in Portland's Pearl District in the period between residencies—during winter held at Seaside, Oregon, and in the summer in Forest Grove. In addition, six locations of the optometry college-affiliated Pacific Eye Clinic and a mobile unit are dispersed across the Portland metro area. Film location Due to the year-round warm weather and Pacific Northwest greenery made famous in Twin Peaks, Stand By Me, The Goonies, and the Twilight films, Pacific is regularly used as a shooting location for television serials. With Forest Grove described as "a picture-perfect little town", works shot or set there include: C.O.G. (2012) The Cops are Robbers (1990) In The Vault television series based on the Lovecraft short story (2018) The Librarians (2015–2017) Nowhere Man (1995–1996) Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists (2019) Zero Effect (1998) Student life Media In part due to its proximity to the arts scene in Portland, the campus has a thriving writing and performance community. Radio Boxer Radio: The Sound of Pacific Publications In addition to Pacific University Press and its two imprints founded in 2015, Tualatin Books and 1849 Editions, campus-based print publications include Heart of Oak, an annual yearbook (1894–) IJURCA: International Journal of Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities, a peer-reviewed, open-access research journal (2010–) The Pacific Index, the student newspaper (1893–) PLUM: Pacific's Literature by Undergraduate's Magazine and writing prizes (2007–) PU Stinker, a humor magazine (1948–1954) Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads, an internationally distributed literary magazine (2006–) Greek life All of the Greek societies at Pacific University are "local", meaning that they are unique to the campus. Academic societies ΨΧ - Psi Chi ΣΤΔ - Sigma Tau Delta Fraternities ГΣ - Gamma Sigma (inactive) ΑΖ - Alpha Zeta (inactive) ΠΚΡ - Pi Kappa Rho Sororities ΑΚΔ - Alpha Kappa Delta ΘΝΑ - Theta Nu Alpha ΦΛΟ - Phi Lambda Omicron Diaternities ΔΧΔ - Delta Chi Delta Athletics The Pacific Boxers are members of the Northwest Conference