On a typical day in PLNU’s dining hall, better known as the caf, one wouldn’t be surprised to hear students complaining about its “limited options” or...
Archive - February 2019
Through a night of music, prayer, art and speeches put on by the Christian Community Development Association, or CCDA, students learned about mass...
The new Rohr Science building opened up in the middle of January, bringing in faculty and students after being under construction since May 2018. The...
35 days. For 35 days, the United States federal government shut down—the longest government shut down in the history of the United States. Though some parts...
On any given Sunday afternoon, the Caf is swarming with after-church goers. Among the many churches in San Diego, these students seem to only come from a small...
The trends of metal straws, reusable water bottles and vegan food seem to be everywhere. However, practicing sustainably can be a challenge, especially when...
Jabari rolled up to Salt & Straw on 1670 India St. in a white Toyota Prius NEW CAR. At first glance, I noticed Jabari’s tired eyes and subdued smile. As I...
Home is where one finds comfort, stability and belonging. So when that gets picked up, thrown into the trunk of a car, and tossed back down again, it tends to...
Swiping right: a familiar action for many people, including some PLNU students. Tinder and Bumble are dating applications that put people’s thumbs to work and...
Following the release of Ariana Grande’s fifth studio album, “thank u, next,” she’s received conflicting feedback. On social media, Grande is both highly...