A Story For All Ages – Little Women the Musical
Little Women is a story that could have been plucked from the modern era. The narrative of a headstrong female lead who chooses career over love is nothing new.... Read more.
Liberty Station Public Market’s Best Bites
On a Sunday afternoon, the bustling corridors and foot-traffic on the concrete floor of Liberty Station’s Public Market are reminiscent of the location’s historical... Read more.
PLNU participates in National College Health Assessment
If a stranger asked you to talk about your sexual health, weight and mental health, would you do it? What if it only took 30 minutes and was completely anonymous?... Read more.
PLNU Healthcare Dropped, Tensions Rise
By: Jenna Miller and Natallie Rocha “I know that picking a private university came with risks, but there is no mitigation for students who are poor, unstable,... Read more.
Q&A with former Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection Alan Bersin
Describing himself as, the Democrat who the Republicans hate to love and the Democrat, Democrats love to hate, former Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection,... Read more.
Extreme Makeover: Caf Edition
The Caf. Nicholson Commons. The Dining Hall. Whichever name you prefer, it has most likely been the topic of conversation at some point during your time at Point... Read more.
Coming to a phone near you: Point Radio launches new app
On April 5, PLNU’s radio station, Point Radio, launched a new application for IOS and Android devices. After a year of developing the radio app, students are just... Read more.
Dating Violence: The unspoken offense on campus
A verbal altercation outside Hendricks Hall between a female PLNU student and her ex-boyfriend, a non-PLNU student, escalated to a scene of violence which continued... Read more.
K4 Coffee: A student company with a cause
Within the walls of room K4 sit three sophomores- Dean Davidson, Ryan Kitzman and Nick Maciel- huddled around a pile of green coffee beans, examining each bean by... Read more.
Power to the people: A student’s view of President Trump’s inauguration
By: Natallie Rocha On January 20, just as President Donald Trump began his inaugural address, a light rain fell on the crowd. For a majority of the people in attendance,... Read more.