Rethinking chemistry with Ariane Jansma
Ariane Jansma, Point Loma Nazarene University professor of chemistry and a woman who has spent more than a decade researching the link between the sexually transmitted... Read more.
PLNU graduates reflect on evolution of faith
As Point Loma Nazarene University fourth-year students are preparing to graduate in May, they reflect on how their faith has or hasn’t developed. PLNU’s mission... Read more.
Modern oral tradition creates community at Grossmont College
Curling up under a blanket with a hot mug of something comforting is a famously good way to enjoy a book. Poetry, however, is often shared publicly in front of crowds,... Read more.
‘People We Meet on Vacation’ is a mostly charming rom-com
Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers to “People We Meet on Vacation.” Bestselling romance author Emily Henry’s first screen adaptation was released... Read more.
‘The Life of a Showgirl:’ A collage of bland lyrics and hollow aesthetics
Taylor Swift, to me, used to represent the idea that womanhood could be both glamorous and innocent. Her lyrics were whimsical and clever, the music was fun and... Read more.
R.F. Kuang’s ‘Katabasis’: A grown-up fairytale with a lackluster ending
Rebecca F. Kuang’s latest novel, “Katabasis,” satirizes the way dark academia novels romanticize academia by portraying Cambridge as a university that treats... Read more.
Suzanne Collins’ ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ takes dark side of propaganda
Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers. “Sunrise on the Reaping,” Suzanne Collins’ latest release in the “Hunger Games” series, which was published... Read more.
Guided by the Stars
We crested the hill slowly, stopping at the top for longer than usual. No cars urged us on this early in the morning. The air had cleared just enough for us to see... Read more.