Border Pilgrimage bridges gaps between cultures, faith
A few miles south of campus, a rust-colored fence divides two nations. For some Point Loma Nazarene University…
Features
Stories from strangers: A man who changed his career to be near good waves
Editor’s Note: “Stories from strangers” is a bi-weekly column that features people regularly seen on campus who aren’t…
PLNU’s Jesus Rocks climbing club grows in size and spirit
Before most students had even rolled out of bed Saturday morning, more than 20 members of Point Loma…
‘Your Superman is my luchador’: How this restaurant reveals another side to Mexican culture
Before I even make it into the shop, I’m overwhelmed with frames of masked wrestlers. Luchadores. Every inch…
He is brainless; brainless is him: Skate brand owner takes bold strategies
Brainless Boardriding is that strange logo you might have seen on bumper stickers in the commuter lot, or…
5 fall activities to help you experience autumn in San Diego
Despite the blue skies and 70-degree weather we’ve been experiencing in San Diego, fall is in full swing.…
PLNU students lead weekly evangelism, worship amid SDSU parties
Nearly 75 students filled a backyard nestled between two fraternity houses on San Diego State University’s campus, singing…
Student Bible study strives to build community
A Bible study founded by a first-year student at Point Loma Nazarene University is striving to bring the…
Stories worth telling: Where did PLNU’s campus come from?
The Theosophical Society’s motto is, “There is no religion higher than truth.” This group, which previously resided on…
Homeless Ministries’ presence felt downtown over break
Editor Note: Only first names are used when referring to individuals experiencing homelessness, as these are the names…