The trends of metal straws, reusable water bottles and vegan food seem to be everywhere. However, practicing sustainably can be a challenge, especially when websites all recommend the same five …
Your Dollars Make the World Run: Cast Your Vote
Some people feel powerless—like they can’t make an impact in the world, according to an article by Odyssey. “We live in a world that is absolutely driven by consumerism. The …
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 …
Museum Month: Because the World Doesn’t Accept SeaLion Dollars
This month, you can get into over 40 San Diego museums for half the price. Museums aren’t just for your grandparents. Museums also don’t have to break your wallet. With …
Welcome to LomaBeat’s new “border” tab!
Welcome to LomaBeat’s new tab dedicated to student coverage of the U.S.-Mexico border. Beginning in early October, the U.S.-Mexico border has been brought to the forefront of both local and …
Migrant Families Within San Diego
An influx of migrant families have been released onto the streets of San Diego with immediate physical needs that have not been met — many leaving with no means of …
Q&A With Daniel Watman
A “binational friendship garden” is situated between the United States and Mexico and has been a passion project of garden coordinator Daniel Watman for several years. The project is intended …
Scott Bennett: Humanizing the “Other” Through Language & Photography
Thousands of men, women and children from Central America are trekking north, toward hope for asylum in America. In response, the Pentagon announced on October 29, 2018 that over 5,000 …
Art Knows No Boundaries
San Diego, Calif., and Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, are two cities that have more in common than just a border. Despite often being portrayed as worlds apart, these twin cities …
The Importance of Dia De Los Muertos
Communities around San Diego Celebrate Dia De Los Muertos. Glitter covered the two fold-up tables lined up on the top floor of the Sherman Heights Community Center, nestled in the neighborhood of Sherman …