Dear Love Gallery, You Will Be Missed
Nestled into the first floor of PLNU’s Nicholson Commons, a neon fluorescent sign above a door reads “Love Gallery,” inviting passersby into a cozy, yet spacious... Read more.
Artsy Fartsy Events to Celebrate Earth Day
Earth Day has come and gone, but celebrating our planet should be something we do every day! In honor of our beloved home, we wanted to help you keep celebrating... Read more.
“Leaving Neverland” Review: A Chance to Finally Listen
June 25, 2009. It was a day that would go down in history. In fact, most people remember exactly what they were doing when they found out that Michael Jackson had... Read more.
Nipsey Hussle: More Than a Rapper
“Having strong enemies is a blessing.” These were the chilling words that 33-year-old Grammy-nominated rapper Ermias Asghedom, otherwise known as Nipsey... Read more.
“Us”: Jordan Peele Does It Again
What has scary shadow people, multi-faceted symbolism, a huge plot twist and Lupita Nyongo? That’s right, “Us” is the film that everyone seems to be talking... Read more.
TEDxPLNU: Spreading Ideas
For the second time in its history, PLNU had the incredible opportunity to bring together students, faculty, staff and alumni to share in a presentation of ideas.... Read more.
Celebrating Toni Morrison: “The Bluest Eye” Review
Pulitzer prize winner and winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize in Literature, Toni Morrison celebrated her 88th birthday last week. The acclaimed American novelist has... Read more.
PLNU Dining Responds to Poor Food Safety Allegations
On a typical day in PLNU’s dining hall, better known as the caf, one wouldn’t be surprised to hear students complaining about its “limited options” or questioning... Read more.
PLNU Professors: They Also Write Books!
You know that feeling you get when you bump into one of your professors somewhere off campus, like at a grocery store or the mall? The feeling of surprise, wonder... Read more.
Hip-Hop and Jesus: Dr. Lindsey Lupo on Race and Protest Politics
Social awakenings, or moments of clarity that open one’s eyes to the true injustices of society and the world, can come in many forms and often vary depending... Read more.