As a second-generation Filipino American, I heard the stories of my grandparents bringing my dad and his siblings to Japan and then eventually to America. But...
Author - Elaine Alfaro
During the normal school year, the Center for Justice and Reconciliation (CJR) at Point Loma Nazarene University fills Caf Lane with a variety of different...
Election season is over after a record-breaking year of mail-in ballots. Amazon Prime Day, which was Oct. 13-14, also occurred during this time. To add to the...
Ebony Bailey is a self-proclaimed “Blaxican.” She gained prominence in short film communities with her films exhibited at the Hola Mexico Film Festival, Haiti...
Over the past week, I witnessed two cast reunions I never thought I would experience in my lifetime. The Democrats of Wisconsin gathered the entire cast of...
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On Oct. 7, an amazing advancement for women occurred for the first time in history: Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna, a duo of female scientists...
How does one find community in a classroom over Zoom and a world that is experienced at a 6-foot distance? At Point Loma Nazarene University, most first-year...
Elaine Alfaro is a first-year journalism major, who currently lives in her family’s home. I really wish I could say yes. I went dorm shopping in July...
After eight months of watching Netflix and Hulu from the couch, movies like Jaws can now be enjoyed on the big screen with a bucket of popcorn. I am glad to...
