Typhoon Haiyan: Philippines’ disaster hits home for PLNU student and alumnus
Brittany Naylor Typhoon Haiyan’s devastation on the Philippines garners support on PLNU’s campus as students, faculty and staff comfort those…
November 2013
First chapel held at Liberty Station
Kimberly Miller As more classes are being held at the Liberty Station Conference Center and enrollment in those classes is…
Sodexo looking for feedback, starts with Student Senate efforts
Amy Williams In an effort to improve students’ dining experience and open communication between students and Sodexo, ASB President A.J.…
Michael Leffel: Making his mark on PLNU
Eddie Matthews There are certain professors who do extraordinary work but do not seek the spotlight and thus go unknown…
Committees plan homecoming festivities
Kendall Boshart Every year homecoming packs nearly 60 events into one week where students, faculty and staff can network, worship…
Life lessons from PLNU alumni
Dave Spaite Reverend David M. Spaite graduated in 1976 with a B.A. in Christian Education and Youth Ministry…
Kaleo Chapel allows students to creatively worship
Casslyn Fisher At Kaleo chapel and Time Out Wednesday, students were given the opportunity to have a more creative worship…
African journalists visit campus
Kathleen Rhine On Friday, Nov. 8, PLNU welcomed 12 journalists from various countries in Africa to Dean Nelson’s Intro to…
San Diego mayoral candidate Kevin Faulconer campaigns in Cunningham
Kevin Faulconer, a mayoral candidate for San Diego, came to PLNU Saturday morning to open up conversation about…
Invisible Children screening promotes student involvement
Miranda Brown The Invisible Children organization is back and going strong, showing a documentary across the country, including its founding…