PLNU sends out advisory after SDSU mumps outbreak
San Diego County Public Health Services confirmed five cases of mumps among student-athletes on a San Diego State University sports team, according to an email sent... Read more.
How PLNU students experience study abroad reverse culture shock
I expected to feel homesick during my time abroad. I expected that at one point I would wish I could be in my own bed back at home, see familiar faces and be able... Read more.
Students reflect on the life of Glen Laster at PLNU’s remembrance service
Glen Laster, an associate professor of sociology and psychology at Point Loma Nazarene University, unexpectedly passed away on Sept. 10. As students and faculty... Read more.
The fitness pavilion is a glorified weight shed, but it has its perks
The Lawrence Ryan Fitness Pavilion officially opened its doors to the PLNU community on Friday, Sept. 4. First announced on May 7, 2025, in an email sent out by... Read more.
Meet the man who feeds the cats of PLNU
Everyday as students pass the Fermanian School of Business or as they head to their dorms through the Nease Garden pathway, students will see a man filling up bowls... Read more.
The Counseling Center: A resource to remember during Suicide Prevention Month
The beginning of a new semester brings different forms of stress to college students. Many times, these experiences are widely shared, but rarely discussed. Because... Read more.
PLNU students start the semester abroad in London
Editor’s Note: Staff writer Emily Jones is one of the four PLNU students studying abroad in London this semester. From the sunny beaches of San Diego to the bustling,... Read more.
PLNU offers a time of reflection and fasting through Lent
On Ash Wednesday, March 5, ashes were spread across people’s foreheads, and the person spreading the ashes said, “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you... Read more.
Students navigate stress during housing application season
With the first portion of Point Loma Nazarene University’s two-part 2025-26 fall housing application now completed, students are awaiting the second half to open... Read more.
Sandra Cisneros reflects on writing, identity and home at 30th Annual Writer’s Symposium
The lights dim, the voices of the audience quiet and the lighting of the room centers on the stage. Two chairs sit parallel to the other; a coffee table with a bookshelf... Read more.