Pulitzer Prize winner Steve Breen art exhibit open at PLNU
Authors: Charis Johnston and Tessa Balc Political cartoons featuring caricatures of Valdmir Putin, Joe Biden and Donald Trump were tacked to the walls of Point Loma... Read more.
PLNU’s first post-election dialogue session brings in a small turnout
The Office of Student Life and Formation and ASB partnered with Olive Branch Solutions to create a post-election dialogue in the Brown Chapel Foyer on Nov. 11.The... Read more.
PLNU Students React to the Election of Donald Trump as America’s 47th President.
In the early hours of Nov. 6, Donald Trump claimed victory in the 2024 presidential election, after securing the projected victory in each swing state. In a historic... Read more.
California has Voted to keep Slavery Legal. Where do we go from here?
Tessa Balc is a fourth year journalism and political science major. She also serves as news editor for The Point. Tessa is originally from a suburb of Chicago, Illinois.... Read more.
First-time Presidential Voters Weigh in on Their Voting Decision
For many undergraduate students at Point Loma Nazarene University, Nov. 5 will be their first time voting in a national presidential election. Campus... Read more.
Efforts for a Land Acknowledgement on PLNU’s Campus Are A Long Time Coming
The City of San Diego and local universities have adopted formal land acknowledgments, but Point Loma Nazarene University has yet to produce one of their own. Conversations... Read more.
brat except the point reviews it
Charli XCX was thrusted from the underground hyperpop scene into the mainstream with her critically acclaimed sixth record “brat” which was released on June... Read more.
The Faces behind ACE Parking
Auny Murphy wakes up at 5:30 a.m. to get to work; her shift starts at 7:00, but she likes to arrive 15 minutes before, making sure everything is set up. She drags... Read more.
Students from the Southeast Reflect on Hurricane Helene’s Destruction
Hurricane Helene made landfall last Thursday, making its way through Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee, leaving 600 people... Read more.
An Ode to Being Lost: The Project known as The Crying Nudes
The Crying Nudes, a group of unknown size and origin, released two singles in March 2023. The only key to their affiliations at the time was the record label the... Read more.