Follow the Yellow Brick Road…or the Michigan State vs. UNC Basketball Game?
The highly anticipated film “Wicked” opened in theaters on Nov. 22, shattering box office records and surpassing “Grease” as the highest-grossing musical... Read more.
U.S. Election: How it Went for Students Abroad
As election day dawned across the United States, a different reality unfolded for American college students scattered around the globe. For many, it was a week of... Read more.
The Eras Tour Returns to the US
Sequin dresses shimmer across the stadium as 85,000 fans scream at the top of their lungs, eagerly waiting for Taylor Swift to take center stage. Friendship bracelets... Read more.
Discipleship Groups Offer Leadership Opportunities and Community for Students
A pile of shoes sits by the door as fresh ocean air drifts through an open window. A candle on the coffee table fills the room with the comforting scent of pumpkin... Read more.
PLNU’s THRIVE Ministry Supports Refugee Children in City Heights
Point Loma Nazarene University’s community ministry group THRIVE partners with Kupanda Kids to provide weekly tutoring to refugee children in San Diego. ... Read more.
How Students New to California Embrace a San Diego Fall
Fall is officially here, as of Sept. 22, and while San Diego may not have the typical autumn weather, out-of-state students still manage to recreate autumn in sunny... Read more.
New School Year, More Packages: The Mailroom’s Busiest Season
*Editor’s Note: Christina Holt, director of mail services, refused to allow mailroom staff to be interviewed by The Point because of an “incident” that happened... Read more.