PLNU offers a time of reflection and fasting through Lent
On Ash Wednesday, March 5, ashes were spread across people’s foreheads, and the person spreading the ashes said,…
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College kids turn creativity into cash
In the bustling world of college life, where tuition bills loom large and dorm closets overflow, students are…
Anette Ruiz Rojas Monroy confronts a journey through trauma in transformative exhibit ‘Fragmentada’
There’s a scar on Anette Ruiz Rojas Monroy’s right hand – slightly above the fold of her wrist,…
Young Life cultivates space for those searching for community
Through weekly gatherings and small groups, Point Loma Nazarene University’s Young Life (YL) offers students a Jesus Christ-centered…
Business students learn about entrepreneurship, economy in Portugal
This past spring break, students in Point Loma Nazarene University’s Fermanian School of Business embarked on a trip…
Students navigate stress during housing application season
With the first portion of Point Loma Nazarene University’s two-part 2025-26 fall housing application now completed, students are…
Taylor Asbury’s ‘Yeehaw, Bling & Wham Zam Crash!’ brings cinematic nostalgia in art form
The smell of buttery popcorn flooded Keller Gallery on Tuesday, March 25, from 5-7 p.m., as film lovers…
Loma Hikes ventures into wild with first overnight backpacking trip
Editor’s Note: Staff writer Elly Heskett went on the Loma Hikes backpacking trip. A weekend of forging new…
First-year students travel in and out of the U.S. for spring break
Spring break inspired spontaneous road trips along the coast and bonding moments for Point Loma Nazarene University first-year…
The road less traveled: A double amputee’s journey on MTS route 888
Joe Kirby, a double amputee from Boulevard, CA, is the copilot of MTS (Metropolitan Transit System) bus Route…