Graduating or Not…Here Are The Best Job Search Boards
If you’re graduating in just a few short weeks or looking for a summer gig to help pay your tuition bill, job search boards may be at the top of your recent browsing... Read more.
Fad Diets: Too Good to Be True?
Intermittent Fasting. Paleo. Keto. Fad diets go by many names, but there’s one thing they have in common: big promises. Brittany Johnson, PLNU professor of nutrition... Read more.
“You”: Creepy, Chilling and Cautionary
“You,” a Lifetime series that hit Netflix at the end of 2018, is nothing if not disturbing. Penn Badgley, most famously known for his role as Dan in “Gossip... Read more.
Four Students Tell How They Are Going to Survive Until Christmas Break
Four Point Loma seniors were asked the most important question of December: how do they survive the dreaded weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas break? While... Read more.
Living In the Face of Fear & Current Events
By the time this was written on November 11, the Gun Violence Archive cites 308 mass shootings that have occurred in the United States in 2018. It’s unfortunate... Read more.
Here’s Who Voted & What They Said
This was a record-breaking midterm election year: according to CBS News, a record 49% of registered voters cast their ballots (compared to 36.4% in 2012). Additionally,... Read more.
Breaking a Sweat Without Breaking the Bank
It may be a stereotype, but college students really don’t have a lot of extra cash to throw around and a gym membership can feel out of reach for many. Plus, if... Read more.
A Wimp Takes On The Haunted Trail
The first thing that you need to know about me is that I hate anything remotely scary. I don’t do horror movies—scratch that, I don’t even do trailers for... Read more.
Five Off-The-Beaten-Path Ways to Explore San Diego
Have you already explored Coronado, Balboa Park and La Jolla? Does the sight of an empty Saturday afternoon in your calendar fill your heart with fear? Whether you... Read more.
Making Your Voice Heard This Election Season
In the 2016 presidential elections, the youngest voting generation in America once again fulfilled the historical norm: only 46.1% of 18–29-year-olds voted,... Read more.