Sometimes I notice people are hesitant to label themselves as artists. It has become a phrase of prestige or even pompousness. However, real art has no elitism...
Archive - September 2014
The Point sat down with singer/songwriter Joel P. West, organizer of the band The Tree Ring, to discuss their final live performance, his experience and his...
Coffee, tea, and music are as natural to PLNU’s campus as a salty ocean breeze. And that’s exactly what students have come to expect from Thursday night...
The movie theater was one of the coolest places to spend your weekend this summer: the air conditioning blasting, popcorn flowing, and the soft drinks...
On a sunny Sunday morning in Rancho Peñasquitos, Mike Franz was the first of his family to wake up. He dressed his two sons, Gabriel, 7, and Lazarus, 4, in...
We all love the Caf, Simply To Go lunches and the Point Break Café, but sometimes we want something different. We want to see what delectable foods San Diego...
ASB President mcKensey Wise, a senior managerial and organization communication major, took the time via email to answer some of The Point’s questions. This...
It’s 8:25 on the first day of class and students file past Brown Chapel on their way to class. Even though it’s not time for chapel yet, they can hear music...
The Point sat down with President Brower before the start of the semester and asked him: What’s news that students need to know? Here are some news items...
PLNU women’s volleyball team finished their opening weekend with a bang. After struggling to get off on the right foot in their first match – dropping a tough...
