Letter from the Editor
Noah Harrel is a graduating senior at PLNU and the editor-in-chief of The Point. To the graduates of 2022, our families and the Point Loma Nazarene University community,... Read more.
The Bresee Collective and PLNU: It’s Not About Racism, It’s About Politics
Sadness and discouragement were the emotions that filled a staff and faculty meeting held by Point Loma Nazarene University’s President Bob Brower on Feb. 16,... Read more.
TPUSA Denied But Not Stopped
Logan Kolssak, a senior marketing major, said it took him three years to find people on Point Loma Nazarene University’s campus who support his political beliefs.... Read more.
Fursuit Frenzy in the Art Gallery
Presenting one’s work in the Keller Art Gallery is the culmination of a Point Loma Nazarene University art student’s educational career. Lael Corbin, professor... Read more.
“A Quiet Place II”: How is Marcus Still Alive?
*This review contains spoilers, read at your own risk.* “A Quiet Place” is a rare example of a family-friendly horror/thriller movie. There’s no sexual content,... Read more.
A Dream on Wheels
Tucked away just off Clairemont Mesa Boulevard is a little magical parking lot where adults go to escape from the real world for a couple of hours. The side street... Read more.
A Trip to Tijuana: What I was Told Would Happen vs. What Actually Happened
Being a student at Point Loma Nazarene University comes with the privilege of being just a 30 mile drive from Tijuana, Mexico. After receiving my passport in the... Read more.
College Kid’s Guide to Buying a Car for $5000 or Less
Some things in life just don’t go together: a global pandemic and the American economy, Top Ramen and filet mignon, broke college students and buying a car. But... Read more.
8 Napping Spots on Campus: COVID-19 Edition
Even after Renewal Week and Point Loma Nazarene University’s first mental health day, many students may still need to just take a nap. But, where is one to nap... Read more.
Welcome to Red Tier: Now What?
Red. It’s a color that nowadays induces feelings of freedom and a sense of normalcy. Red has been on the minds of almost everyone living on Point Loma Nazarene... Read more.