Renewal Comes Through the Gospel
By Noah Shaw Another renewal week has come and passed, and again I have failed to be renewed in any meaningful way. What I find missing from most renewal weeks,... Read more.
Does PLNU’s Student Diversity Need Improvement? Students and Faculty Share Their Thoughts
By: Madison Lasus College campuses are not made up of one particular identity, but rather, a collection of students who have a wide spectrum of ideas, cultures,... Read more.
PLNU’s Cross-Country Head Coach Landon Bright Resigns
By: Mackenzie Lackey After three years of coaching at Point Loma Nazarene University, head cross-country coach Landon Bright has resigned. He notified the team of... Read more.
PLNU Baseball Gears Up For A Second Straight PacWest Title Defense
By: Cade Cavin Sporting an 87-26 record over the past two seasons, Point Loma Nazarene University’s baseball team will look to continue its streak of seven straight... Read more.
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Too Good To Go: The App That Allows Users to Save the Planet at Closing Time
By: Anna Clancy Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this news story are those of the contributing author, a Point Loma Nazarene University dietetics... Read more.
Do your words, heart and deeds show you are a Christian?
By: Benjamin Mood, Ph.D. Do you really love God? Many people say that the God of Christianity — the God described in the Scriptures — exists, and they love Him,... Read more.
Club Fair Kicks Off the Semester With New Ways for Students to Get Involved
By: Naomi Norton As students strolled out of chapel and onto Caf Lane on Jan. 19, they were met with long lines of tables filled with new opportunities to engage... Read more.
PLNU’s Championship Head Coach Kristi Kiely
By: Cade Cavin For any athletic team, the purpose it aims to achieve is simple: win. Point Loma Nazarene University women’s soccer head coach Kristi Kiely has... Read more.
To Be Nazarene is to Love Those on the Margins
* Please note the Headline change from “Being Nazarene Means Loving the Marginalized” in the print edition to “To Be Nazarene is to Love Those on the Margins”... Read more.