By: Grace Chaves In just a couple of weeks, students will leave Point Loma Nazarene University behind. Some will depart for summer break, others will graduate...
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By: Madelyn Walthall “Oh my God. Oh, no, what do I do?” Emma McHugh, 21 at the time, frantically called her mom after a sharp pain notified her that her copper...
By: Madelyn Walthall She spends her days darting back and forth between Rohr Science Hall and Latter Hall at Point Loma Nazarene University. She runs up and...
Dan Hurley and the University of Connecticut (UConn) repeated as national champions of NCAA Division 1 college basketball, a feat not many can boast. UConn’s...
Point Loma Nazarene University’s women’s tennis team has been rewriting the university’s record book this season, and the Sea Lions hope to continue their...
There I was, my forehead pressed against an 18-foot tall metal stem of the border wall that separates the United States and Mexico. My feet are on the ground...
Born with one kidney, Larry Medrano discovered he had stage five kidney failure at 37 years old. His daughter, Kenzie Lopez, a second-year dietetics major at...
Scrolling through Tik Tok, trending soundbites will repeat on our feed, easily getting stuck in our heads. Artists’ names and song titles seem subliminal...
Caitlin and Lucy Photo caption: Lucy near the track. Photo credits: Clara Wilks Caitlin lives in Sunset Cliffs, and she sometimes comes to Point Loma Nazarene...
The purpose of this Church-related series is to gain an understanding of the different gathering styles from small to mega-churches. My goal is to document the...