Crowded fans shed a muggy heat. Strobe lights and flashlights cast shadows over the lawn and silhouette the dancing figures. Yells of excitement fill the air;...
Author - Elaine Alfaro
Sylvia Cortez’s near-daily Facebook posts have been a source of education, news, and hope for many Point Loma Nazarene University faculty and professors amid...
“Over your lifetime, you will lose $1,200,000 in wages as a female college graduate in comparison to your male graduate peers.” As I sat in my 8:30 a.m. class...
Breakers Market on the cusp of an economic cliff with a sea of price inflation and supply shortages.
Supply shortages and market price inflation as a result of the pandemic have come to a pinnacle during a time when the holiday season has led to high demands...
“An Evening with Silk Sonic” scratched the itch I’ve had for 60/70s Motown and 70/80s funk that fuses with modern pop music. Spanning 31 minutes across nine...
As students walked candlelit Caf Lane to recognize the life of Martin Luther King Jr., they were not reminded of photos from history textbooks that make the...
When Andy Plata, a third-year marketing major, injured her ankle while doing a workout on the eighth-floor patio of Nease, she had no idea what to do. “I...
As students on Point Loma Nazarene’s campus make the daily morning trek to the cafeteria, there is an awkward moment prior to scanning their meal plan card...
As staff, faculty and undergraduate students say goodbye to the senior class, they also look ahead to welcome a new group of first-year students at PLNU. Six...
For first-year students like Sam del Ray and Jessie Taylor, college is a time to step into a brand new community. During this pandemic year, meeting new people...
