Nestled north of Mission Valley and the 8 Freeway, Kearney Mesa is a melting pot of quality Asian dining. Every style of Asian cuisine is represented here...
Archive - September 2014
Given the frustration felt by all over on-campus parking, it is no surprise that The Point has yet again taken up the issue in “Commuters lose on-campus...
PLNU’s sports website is more inclusive of students, while the overall vision of the athletic department has remained. Danny Barnts, director of athletic...
Cold, rainy and windy make for a typical day in Dunfermline, Scotland. What else makes for a normal day here? Well, football of course. And you could find...
With the start of season four of ABC’s “Scandal” (insert praise hands emoji here), viewers of the drama- filed episodes watch not only for what Olivia Pope...
The transition from high school to college can be expressed in a few words: Money is tight. Things students were once willing to pay for may now be too...
This week’s Renewal Week speaker, Deirdre Brower Latz, is the principal and senior lecturer in pastoral and social theology at the Nazarene Theological College...
Catered by Jones Brothers BBQ, the Black Student Union BBQ event was a chance to enjoy deliciously prepared food while meeting new faces and catching up with...
Students participated in humans versus zombies, a simulated “zombie apocalypse” September 24-26. No one was injured. ABOUT ZOMBIES: “It can...
We all know that going to the Caf is not ideal and can get repetitive with food options, but here are some creations for you to try next time. Who knows, you...