Sea Lion Shootout increases scholarship amount
The Sea Lion Shootout scholarship reached its peak of $5,000 Saturday. The scholarship started at $1,000 Nov. 19. With every loss, the amount increases $250. Fifteen... Read more.
Students could win scholarship by shooting hoops
Almost $3,000 is up for grabs with the new Sea Lion shootout, which gives students the opportunity to win money by shooting hoops during PLNU home games. Jake Gilbertson,... Read more.
Students sell burritos on campus
Two students started a business in Wiley Hall’s kitchen to make and deliver burritos to PLNU’s hungry on-campus residents on Fridays and Saturdays. The students... Read more.
Justice and Reconciliation: A look into a student’s role with Beauty for Ashes
Sitting in Bobby B’s on a Tuesday morning, there are distractions everywhere: the loud coffee grinder, people typing on their computers, conversations buzzing... Read more.
Wellness Center checks student mood with depression screening
Walking up to the depression screening booth, students were surrounded with everything from mood rings to time slots with counselors. “We just simply want people... Read more.
BSU ’90s dance reminisces
The Black Student Union hosted a ’90s dance party in the ARC Saturday. ... Read more.
Salomon Theatre presents ‘The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged’
Nicholas Kjeldgaard gave the idiom “break a leg” new meaning. Two weeks before opening night of “The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged,” Kjeldgaard... Read more.
Sea Lion of the Week: Ariel Oriarte
Calling Ariel Oriarte a champion is an understatement. This 19-year-old powerhouse goalie was PacWest’s ‘Defender of the Week’ for the week Sept. 22-28 and... Read more.
Phil Wickham goes back to local roots
Phil Wickham returned to his hometown, San Diego, to perform songs from his new album titled “Ascension” at Crawford High School on September 18. Wickham... Read more.