Part I: Before There Was a Blunt… There Was A Point The college was on unstable ground. A once-stout Nazarene college that sat northeast of Los Angeles...
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The ‘70s were a time of turmoil: it was Nixon v. Humphrey, it was the Vietnam anti-war movement, it was racial inequalities, it was second-wave feminism, it...
As spring semester picks up speed, students are becoming familiar with their daily routines and how their classes, social lives and extracurricular activities...
By: Madelyn Walthall Wondering how to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year? Whether you are Cupid’s biggest fan or think the holiday is just an excuse to...
I embarked on a backpacking trip across a portion of Catalina Island with 19 other people on Jan. 26. Although this wasn’t my first time on the island, I...
By: Madelyn Walthall Ella Gulbrandson is a third-year social work major at Point Loma Nazarene University. While not a member of either PLNU BREAK or the...
Former Point Loma Nazarene University staff member, Sylvia Cortez-Masyuk, returned to San Diego this semester after 12 years working abroad in Ukraine. From...
Deirdre Brower-Latz, principal of Nazarene Theological College in Manchester, England, visited campus to lead the Point Loma Nazarene University community...
With multiple appearances on the violin in Point Loma Nazarene University’s chapel and Musoffee, third-year software engineering major, Andreas Gilson, is a...
