A Glimpse Into My Unity 4 Orphans Trip
An essay about my experience on a mission trip to an orphanage on the outskirts of Tijuana. Click here to hear from Joe Brandi, organizer from Unity 4 Orphans. and... Read more.
Christian Kent, Gone But Not Forgotten
As the sun began to set on Point Loma Nazarene University, students, friends and loved ones gathered to pay homage to Christian Kent, a sophomore at PLNU, who passed... Read more.
Sleepless San Diego
This past weekend, San Diego Rescue Mission held the Sleepless San Diego event in Liberty Station to raise awareness about the homeless living in San Diego. The... Read more.
I Look Normal, But I Don’t Feel Normal
Sydney Kay is a talented writer, surfer and student at PLNU. She spends her time like most students at PLNU spend their time; attending class, completing homework,... Read more.
The Importance of Sunscreen
As summer fades away, as well as our tans, it’s still important to wear sunscreen on a daily basis. Even on cloudy days, 90 percent of UV rays can still get through... Read more.
Surfer of the Week: Zach Evans
Introduction: Zach Evans grew up in Santa Cruz participating in water polo and swimming. He was always at the beach and occasionally surfed with his friends, but... Read more.
Surfer of the Week – Brandon Albertson
Brandon Albertson transferred to Point Loma Nazarene University from Orange County Community College, located in Costa Mesa, CA. Brandon, otherwise known as “Balby,”... Read more.
Floating Above Water
Flying just feet above the water stands proud Andrew “Nemo” Niemann, a junior PLNU student and member of the PLNU surf team, on his hydrofoil surfboard. Hydrofoiling... Read more.
What it’s Like to Surf an Exclusive Wave
This past semester, the PLNU surf team had the privilege of traveling 100 miles inland to Lemoore, California to surf the world’s most exclusive and pristine wave... Read more.
Surfer of the Week- Jason Schuck
“I am actually from Huntington Beach, but hate to admit it! I went to school in San Francisco for two years and love to call it home, but really home to me is... Read more.