PLNU Men’s Basketball Comes Up Short Against Aztecs
By: Tavia Rowell Point Loma Nazarene University men’s basketball team continued its non-conference games on Nov. 27 after a 2-0 winning streak Thanksgiving we... Read more.
Is the Church of the Nazarene Wrong?
By Noah Shaw There is no doubt that LGBTQ+ issues have been a central talking point in relation to the Church of the Nazarene. Whether it is certain beliefs on ... Read more.
A Response from PLNU’s Records Office
Dear Editor: Thank you for the opportunity to respond to the Nov. 7, 2023 opinion article entitled “My Experience with the PLNU Records Office”. First and f... Read more.
“Filling a Publishing Gap” Through Point Loma Nazarene’s New Literary Journal Last Syllable
By Sam del Rey The new Writing Master’s program at Point Loma Nazarene University seeks to “fill a gap in publishing,” according to Writing Professor Kati... Read more.
Something’s in the Air at PLNU
Personal Perspective The sand, the sun and the sea. Of course I wanted to move to San Diego, but I wanted to stay because of the people. Looking back, I chose t... Read more.
Serving Through Collaboration
With several ministry groups on Point Loma Nazarene University’s campus, choosing one to get plugged into can be overwhelming. Sometimes, meeting times can co... Read more.
What The California Teacher Shortage Means For PLNU Students Entering Education
State superintendent Tony Thurmond testified to support Senate Bill (SB) 765 on Wednesday to address the teacher shortage in California. There were 10,000 vacan... Read more.
Not Just a Word: Racial Slurs Sung at Bling by Spring
Die rolling on casino tables. Young adults dressed to the nines. Music blasting loud enough that dancers must yell in order to be heard by their friends and tho... Read more.
Mamma Mia That’s A Good Movie
The new Super Mario movie is definitely a blast from the past. If you grew up playing “Super Mario,” “Super Smash Bros. Brawl,” or even “Mario Kart,... Read more.
Point Loma Students Attend Sundance Film Festival
Every January, people travel from around the world to visit the Sundance Film Festival, including students from Point Loma Nazarene University. Located in Park ... Read more.