Last weekend, millions of men, women and children flooded movie theaters worldwide, many even dressed to impress in their favorite African-inspired garb, to...
Archive - February 2018
She is seen smiling at every passing face. People walk by and greet her with an elated “Hello!” and ask her how her day is going. Wrapped around her neck is a...
Watching the Winter Olympics as a college student can make us wonder why we chose the life of academics rather than a career as an all-star athlete. At PLNU...
After reaching the PacWest Championship a year ago before falling just short of a conference title, another successful season is not unprecedented, even with...
Restaurants have the ability to influence their customers with what they serve and how they serve it; restaurants near the ocean have the added ability to...
Along with finals, coffee and late night study sessions, student course evaluations are part of the ending of a college semester at PLNU. Powered by the...
“Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it,” reads Proverbs 22:6 (NIV). We are supposed to teach...
There have been three Amtrak train crashes in the past two months which included several fatalities, leaving some Point Loma Nazarene University students...
Brown rice has many health benefits as it is rich in antioxidants, high in manganese, contains protein, and even helps lower the risk of heart disease. It is a...
Throughout film and television history, the entertainment format has been dominated by male-centric protagonists, but that has slowly been changing in the past...