Students Say Political Polarization Kept Them From Expressing Candidate Support
As political tensions ran high for the 2024 election, students at Point Loma Nazarene University said they did not feel safe sharing their beliefs on campus. ... Read more.
Advocating for Access: Wayfinding Signage on Campus
A lack of wayfinding signage on campus makes it difficult for visually impaired people to navigate Point Loma Nazarene University’s campus. After recent investigations... Read more.
Advocating for Access: Students with Physical Disabilities Face an Uphill Battle on PLNU’s Campus
*Editor’s Note: Source McKenzie Maggiore is staff writer Sydney Brammer’s roommate. Despite Point Loma Nazarene University’s Educational Access Center (EAC),... Read more.
Student’s Personal Perspective: Seeds of New Hope: How a Mural Brought Together Cultures in New Zealand
Standing outside New Hope Nazarene Church in Whangarei, North Island, surrounded by a dozen people chaotically trying to find their place for a group picture, a... Read more.
PLNU Volleyball Enters PacWest Undefeated with New Assistant Coach
Editor’s Note: The Point previously reported that the subject of the article, Flavia Virgili, was a volunteer assistant for San Diego Mesa College’s beach and... Read more.
Temporary Weight Shed Has Become a Staple Student Resource
*Editor’s Note: Staff Writer Sydney Brammer is one of the HIIT coaches at the weight shed. Eight years have passed since an area of well-manicured grass... Read more.
Sea Lion Spotlight of the Week: Meet Colby Douglas
As Bob Brower, PLNU’s president for 27 years retires, and Jake Gilbertson, dean of students for 16 years moves to Fresno Pacific University, there is a feeling... Read more.
The Wall is the Altar in Mexico: My Experience on PLNU’s Border Pilgrimage
There I was, my forehead pressed against an 18-foot tall metal stem of the border wall that separates the United States and Mexico. My feet are on the ground of... Read more.
Sea Lion Spotlight of the Week: Meet Kenzie Lopez
Born with one kidney, Larry Medrano discovered he had stage five kidney failure at 37 years old. His daughter, Kenzie Lopez, a second-year dietetics major at Point... Read more.
Cup of Culture Serves Issues of Race, Class and Religion within the Patriarchy
2024’s Golden Globe Awards’ Cinematic and Box Office Achievement winner, “Barbie” has Point Loma Nazarene University exploring what feminism and the patriarchy... Read more.