Taylor Swift may have girl-bossed too close to the sun
Editor’s Note: Grace Chaves is a third-year journalism major and The Point’s opinion editor. The opinions expressed in…
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PLNU alumna talks about faith, art, surf
Point Loma Nazarene University produces alumni who go on to be amazing things — doctors, nurses, famous directors…
‘On a Sundown Sea:’ A conversation with Jill G. Hall
“There is no religion higher than the truth,” the Theosophical Society declared. They erected these words on their…
Mitch Albom returns to PLNU to talk about ‘Twice’
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated since its original publication in The Point’s third issue on Nov.…
‘The Life of a Showgirl:’ Taylor Swift’s new album checked my ‘Wi$h Li$t’
Editor’s Note: Katie Bunn is a third-year applied health science major from Spokane, Wash. She is planning on…
Professors’ picks: The Lord moves through music in Guimel Sibingo’s life
Editor’s Note: “Professors’ picks” is a bi-weekly column that explores the presence of music in PLNU professors’ lives.…
Why everyone (and their roommates) is listening to Olivia Dean
I once was told that to get a song out of your head, you take two deep breaths…
‘Dancing with the Stars’ is more than just dancing
“Dancing with the Stars” isn’t a show where you advance strictly based on dancing ability. Technical skill might…
‘The Life of a Showgirl:’ A collage of bland lyrics and hollow aesthetics
Taylor Swift, to me, used to represent the idea that womanhood could be both glamorous and innocent. Her…
Distinguished Mexican Award recipient Roxana Velasquez unites diverse artists
Early last month, Roxana Velasquez, executive director and CEO of the San Diego Museum of Art (MOA), was…