What this year’s Writer’s Symposium taught me about Hot Wheels
I rushed to listen to the wisdom of famous authors Judy Woodruff, Jamaica Kincaid and George Saunders at this year’s Writer’s Symposium by the Sea. Judy Woodruff... Read more.
A tribute and reading for San Diego poet Jim Moreno
Thirty-two community members gathered earlier this month in the San Diego Writers, Ink (SDWI) room in Liberty Station Barracks 16 to pay tribute to the beloved San... Read more.
Point Loma Singers find harmony at annual retreat
Editor’s Note: Staff writer Kate Williams is a part of the choir that attended the retreat. Point Loma Nazarene University’s Point Loma Singers received a packing... Read more.
Caf Lane chair towers: Spontaneous student architecture that unites
Day one: Jan. 22, 4 p.m. Walking down Caf Lane on a Thursday around 4 p.m., I noticed a dark, webbing tower in front of Bobby B’s Cafe. It looked like a ladder... Read more.
PLNU Honors attends C.S. Lewis’ ‘The Screwtape Letters’ play
Editor’s Note: Staff writer Kate Williams is a part of the Honors Cohort that attended “The Screwtape Letters.” Playwright Max McLean brought C.S. Lewis’... Read more.
‘Anaconda’ reboot: Meta or metnah?
The new horror-comedy movie “Anaconda” slithered into theaters on Dec. 25, receiving mixed reviews from audience members. I shared their divided reactions –... Read more.
Mitch Albom returns to PLNU to talk about ‘Twice’
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated since its original publication in The Point’s third issue on Nov. 5 with an interview and further details about... Read more.
“Running is the physical equivalent of writing”: R.F. Kuang shares writing process at Writer’s Symposium by the Sea
Point Loma Nazarene University’s Writer’s Symposium by the Sea hosted Rebecca F. (R.F.) Kuang, an American author and doctoral student at Yale University, on... Read more.
Art in Transit Vol. 3: A portrait of Ladle Fellowship
Enough blue ink can become the image of a tattered, plaid scarf. A camouflage jacket warming its weary wearer. Two shy eyes beneath the brim of an orange and brown... Read more.
How ‘Locked’ confronts L.A. homelessness, police shortages, systemic poverty realities
Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers. In Los Angeles, where tents line the sidewalks and luxury condos scrape the sky, “Locked” forces its audience... Read more.