PLNU’s Diversity Efforts Are “Stuck in Neutral”
Lauren OBrien Jeffrey Carr has been the chief diversity officer at PLNU for 12 years. He helped the university navigate…
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Why PLNU Offers World Religions Courses
Katie Morris Many universities who are affiliated with the Christian faith and other faiths require students to take religion courses…
Graduates’ Advice to Incoming Students
Elaine Alfaro As staff, faculty and undergraduate students say goodbye to the senior class, they also look ahead to welcome…
Captured: Life at Loma in 2020-2021
First-year student Katie Morris photographed life on campus during the 2020-2021 academic year. Here are a few of…
For Planners Who Aren’t Good at Planning
Kylie Miller Located on Camino del Rio North street is Crack Taco Shop. The taco restaurant takes the corner space…
A Year as a Fully Remote Student
Sarah Cooper As I sit in the Memphis airport, 11 days from graduation, it feels like just another day as…
Fursuit Frenzy in the Art Gallery
Noah Harrel Presenting one’s work in the Keller Art Gallery is the culmination of a Point Loma Nazarene University art…
What to Know About Vaccines on Campus
For first-year students like Sam del Ray and Jessie Taylor, college is a time to step into a…
Rooted Magazine Celebrates Diversity on Campus
Madi Bucci PLNU’s student-run magazine, Rooted, presented by PLNU Multicultural Opportunities for Students Actively Involved in Community (MOSAIC), released its…
The Daniel Diet: God’s Justification for Veganism
Disclaimer: This article talks about food and diets, and it is acknowledged that these subjects can be sensitive…