This summer, 41 people on five different teams will be going on a LoveWorks mission trip. Four years ago, in 2014, there were 166 people on 15 teams. The...
Archive - April 2018
Feminism and Christianity are two words that are not often heard in the same sentence, let alone in the same conversation. Each comes with its own...
When she was a Christian undergraduate biology student attending the University of California, San Diego, PLNU professor Dr. April Cordero was told that faith...
Friday the 13th may be superstitiously considered an unlucky day, unless you have a love for tattoos. Tattoo shops around the world participate in discount...
A Quiet Place, directed, starring, and co-written by John Krasinski, follows a family trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic world that has now been invaded...
In the ‘90s, it was a popular trend to avoid all fats in food. It was assumed that eating fat would make you fat. During this time, low-fat snacks and other...
Brandon Albertson, a senior visual arts major with a concentration in photography, displayed his senior art show, “Mask,” last week in the Keller Gallery...
Most stories, even the good ones, have a life expectancy, a sort of “expiration date.” Born out of nothingness, they grow, inspire and shape until eventually...
Most everyone has seen an anime or two whether they know it or not. Ask yourself, did you not grow up watching Pokémon, Dragonball Z, or even Digimon? I know I...
It’s that time in the semester when are grabbing their passports and choosing their classes to study abroad. This can be a very exciting time, but it can also...