Caf Kones Goes Krazy
The popular Point Loma Nazarene University account @caf.kones handed over the cone throne on March 18, 2023. A new @caf.kones king, Ted Koresh, has been seated on... Read more.
Caring for Pets of Those Experiencing Homelessness
Raven and his dog Panda spend their days and nights living on the streets of Ocean Beach, Calif. Feeding Pets of the Homeless is a national nonprofit that provides... Read more.
Goodwin’s Closed Mic Night
On March 22, Point Loma Nazarene University students gathered in the lower lounge of Goodwin Residence Hall to enjoy food and refreshments and hear fellow students... Read more.
Dorm Plants and How to Keep Them Alive
Looking into third-year biology major Ella Carlos’s space in her Goodwin triple, one might notice how every available space is filled with small pots and succulents.... Read more.
Reflections from my Civil Rights Pilgrimage
The Civil Rights Pilgrimage is a new class this year that includes a pilgrimage through the south over spring break, March third through March ninth. The goal of... Read more.
San Diego Sports on the Rise
Professional and college sports teams in San Diego haven’t always enjoyed the success that they’re enjoying now. In fact, they have a history of being below... Read more.
Students create short film on campus
On April 1, 2023, a group of Point Loma Nazarene University film students set up equipment to film a short film called “Who’s Watching Me.” The film is about... Read more.
NCAA West Regionals at PLNU: Worth the hassle?
The 2022-23 Point Loma Nazarene University Sea Lions men’s basketball team will go down as one of the best in school history, finishing with a 29-4 regular season... Read more.
Padres Fever Sweeps PLNU Campus, Even Among Rival Fans
Last season, the San Diego Padres managed to do something they had not done in 24 years – make it to the Major League Baseball (MLB) National League Championship.... Read more.
The XIXth
Students in the Humanities Honors Program attended The XIXth at The Old Globe theater on Saturday, March 26. The play focuses on Tommie Smith and John Carlos, two... Read more.