The faces behind PLNU’s Liberty Station shuttle
Students might exchange a quick “Hi,” “Hello” and “Thank you” to the driver as they board the Point…
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A conversation with Roslene Curtis: ‘Living in Color’ cultivates community of belonging
Point Loma Nazarene University’s new Stepped Care model in the Counseling Center offers five groups to cultivate a…
Women in Business club gains campus popularity
One of Point Loma Nazarene University’s newest clubs offers a kickstart to student’s professional development through networking and…
San Diego lobster fishing: A tradition beneath the waves
Editor’s Note: This article is a recount of a lobster diving trip staff writer Jonathan Raditsas and his…
Student-led ‘Hungry House’ group creates safe space for worship
On a cold, foggy Thursday morning at 7 a.m., a small group of students gathered in the Point…
Girls just want to have fun… and get their nails done
Students at Point Loma Nazarene University have created small businesses selling handmade jewelry, curated collections of thrifted clothing,…
The heart of Tuesday nights: PLNU worships in Fermanian garage
A big empty parking garage is filled with voices coming together in worship. Eyes are closed, hands are…
Lomaland: A search for utopia
The human eye is naturally drawn to light. Even the smallest flicker of flame in a dark room…
Art in Transit Vol. 1: Border Pilgrimage in Ballpoint Pen
My pen glides across the glistening page of my pocket notebook, wet from morning dew, as I capture…
The Heart Shaped Wind Chime on The Pomegranate Tree
There’s a heart shaped wind chime on the pomegranate tree in my grandparents backyard. I don’t know how…