PLNU event examines power, politics in Marvel
Marvel-themed stickers, straws, cupcakes and a popcorn cart welcomed Point Loma Nazarene University students and faculty to a conversation about the politics of... Read more.
PLNU MOSAIC holds annual MLK vigil
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. vigil was held at Point Loma Nazarene University in the Fermanian Conference Center, hosted by the Office of Multicultural and... Read more.
PLNU hosts discussion on humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Point Loma Nazarene University’s Middle Eastern Association and the Beauty, Revival, Equity, Action, and Knowledge clubs collaborated on an event last week to... Read more.
‘No Kings’ movement unites thousands of San Diegans in protest
Editor’s Note: Grace Chaves, The Point’s opinion editor, was interviewed for this article. A “No Kings” movement, a protest to those who act as “kings”... Read more.
Students for Life club hosts campus memorial for Charlie Kirk
Point Loma Nazarene University’s Students for Life club hosted a memorial service on campus Tuesday night for Charlie Kirk, a Conservative activist who was assassinated... Read more.
Distinguished Mexican Award recipient Roxana Velasquez unites diverse artists
Early last month, Roxana Velasquez, executive director and CEO of the San Diego Museum of Art (MOA), was awarded the Distinguished Mexican Award for her 15 years... Read more.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month amid mass deportations
Editor’s note: The number of times Ministry with Mexico travels to Mexico was updated to reflect more accurate information after receiving clarification. As... Read more.
PLNU women’s soccer reflects on Alex Morgan’s jersey retirement
Soccer legend Alex Morgan retired her jersey number with the San Diego Wave early this month, marking a historic moment in women’s sports. Some of Point Loma Nazarene... Read more.
PLNU reflects on the life of late music professor Daniel Jackson
A memorial service for Point Loma Nazarene University’s Daniel Jackson, a professor of music for 23 years, was held on campus over the summer to commemorate his... Read more.
Why MEChA Started and Why It Still Matters (The Origins Of MEChA, Why MEChA Should Come To PLNU)
MEChA was founded in 1960 by college students across the United States to advocate for more representation of Hispanic and Latino students on college campuses. Currently,... Read more.