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.
ASB X Chapel Forum discusses blend of faith and career
Six Christians in the workforce, ranging from professors to CEOs, joined Naomi Norton, Point Loma Nazarene University ASB director of spiritual life, in Brown Chapel... Read more.
Taylor Asbury’s ‘Yeehaw, Bling & Wham Zam Crash!’ brings cinematic nostalgia in art form
The smell of buttery popcorn flooded Keller Gallery on Tuesday, March 25, from 5-7 p.m., as film lovers strutted down the red carpet to see Taylor Asbury’s oil... Read more.
5 days, 5 happy hours: A week of San Diego’s delicious deals
The joyful hum of clinking glasses and laughter at a San Diego restaurant fades as I take my first bite – the explosion of flavor demands my full attention. My... Read more.
Senior art exhibit ‘Reflections’ takes viewers on global fashion journey
The first show of this year’s Point Loma Nazarene University senior art exhibitions, “Reflections” by Katie Segarra, a graphic design major, was a hit with... Read more.
Art in Transit Vol. 2: Balboa’s tall tower tour in tempera
The San Diego Zoo Skyfari tram swung haphazardly 90 feet in the air, throwing me, three friends and my Canon digital camera off balance. Six hands stabilized my... Read more.
Art in Transit Vol. 1: Border Pilgrimage in Ballpoint Pen
My pen glides across the glistening page of my pocket notebook, wet from morning dew, as I capture the large red “Private Property” sign on the front gate of... Read more.
New Parking Law advocates for pedestrian protection
California’s State Assembly Bill 413, a measure that prohibits cars from stopping, standing or parking within 20 feet of both red and unmarked intersections,... Read more.