The Driftwood, PLNU’s creative arts journal, invited Loma students to come share their poems, art, music, photos and more at their Sept. 18 Open Mic night...
A&E
Review of events, films, books, music and such.
As a Point Loma Nazarene University alumnus transforms into an award-winning director, Destin Daniel Cretton continues to rock social boundaries with his...
Point Loma Nazarene University bleeds green and gold, but Alice Walker bleeds the color purple. The 75-year-old author is coming to PLNU in early 2020...
“Romeo and Juliet”, an all too familiar play, is in the last week of its one month run at The Old Globe in Balboa Park. Starring Aaron Clifton Moten and Louisa...
As you make your way down to the textbook-pickup area on the first floor of Nicholson Commons, you may notice something a little different about the...
Detective Pikachu: This movie split audiences and critics alike. Many thought it was a strange, but a good introduction to the franchise. The rest of us were...
Lana Del Rey’s fifth album, Norman F—ing Rockwell, elegantly and chillingly captures the decay of the American dream in a quintessentially Del Rey manner...
Stephen King created a demonic force that feeds on the deepest fears and insecurities of its prey every 27 years in his 1986 horror novel “IT”. It...
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...
