PLNU students and alumni reflect on diminished theatre program
When bright-eyed Clara Wilks began her college journey in 2021, initially to study applied health but quickly realizing she had a passion for media communication,... Read more.
Cygnet Theatre moves to Liberty Station Arts District
Bzzzzt. Clang! Rrrr-rrrr. These are some of the sounds you may hear while walking through the construction zone in Building 178 of Liberty Station. Rehearsal spaces... Read more.
‘Some Like It Hot:’ An Ode To San Diego
Four-time Tony Award winning musical “Some Like It Hot” stopped at the Civic Theatre from Jan. 28 through Feb. 2. On Wednesday, the mayor of Coronado declared... Read more.
Smash Hit “Mamma Mia!” Swings By San Diego
“Mamma Mia!” the beloved jukebox musical, stopped by San Diego’s Civic Theatre from Nov. 7 to 12 as part of its 25th anniversary tour. The popular franchise,... Read more.
Olivia Rodrigo’s Plunge Into Womanhood: “Guts” Review
Olivia Rodrigo’s sophomore album had big shoes to fill after the massive success of “Sour,” Rodrigo’s four-time platinum debut album. We all remember hearing... Read more.
Annual Film Festival Brings Asian Cinema to San Diego
“Too Cool To Kill,” a Chinese action comedy film which made $217.3 million in box office sales this year, was just one of hundreds of films featured at this... Read more.
Taylor Swift Can Still Make The Whole Room Shimmer
Taylor Swift’s 10th album “Midnights” is a full departure from the sad girl indie-inspired records Swift has released over the past few years. If “Folklore”... Read more.
The 1975: “Being Funny In A Foreign Language” Album Review
“Being Funny In A Foreign Language” is the fifth studio album by The 1975. With an alternative pop sound that is so evidently their own, The 1975 comes back... Read more.
Summer Reading Wrap Up
This summer, I had the opportunity to work in the Point Loma Nazarene University’s Ryan Library and while doing so, I read many enjoyable books which were both... Read more.
Summer Reading Wrap Up: Professor Karl Matin
Professor Karl Martin is a Point Loma Nazarene University alumni and faculty member in the LJWL department (Literature, Journalism, Writing, and Languages) with... Read more.