When housing applications closed, rising senior Justin Ponsford found himself speechless and without a place to live next year. Without the priority...
Archive - April 2019
When finals end and school is over, summer doesn’t quite start for these athletes. For sports like baseball, their regular season playing continues through the...
As a writer and editor for The Point since January 2016, I have been fortunate to cover many notable and memorable moments in PLNU sports. From individual...
Upon walking on this campus freshman year, I couldn’t help but notice that the color of my skin stood out. I’m a part of the minority. I’m Hispanic/Latinx, and...
We all know how hard it is to meet our chapel requirements between homework, a social life, extracurricular activities and various other responsibilities. Not...
After a long week, a hard day, or an unvictorious season in life, most of us have found ourselves sitting at the Google search engine with half a million...
Jim Skalman grew up in San Diego and decided to come teach art full time at PLNU in 1993. Skalman taught classes that included drawing, painting and sculpture...
If you’re graduating in just a few short weeks or looking for a summer gig to help pay your tuition bill, job search boards may be at the top of your recent...
When the Notre Dame Cathedral caught fire April 15, 2019, several PLNU students posted to their social media sharing about the experience they had when...
After inches of rain, Sunset Cliffs has become home to tall, bright flowers that blow in the ocean wind. They are...