For many people, the word “disability” is filled with negative connotations, inconvenient traveling and plenty of social don’ts. Yet at PLNU, that is not what...
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Check out these stories of how students spent their spring break. Building a church in Mexico by Amy Nordberg, junior Media and Communication major I had the...
Admirers of the ocean walk along it as they gaze at the horizon. It extends 1.5 miles along the coast. It is the divide between PLNU and the ocean: Sunset...
After driving around Scott Street for a considerable amount of time, I finally stumbled upon the Chinese Food restaurant. Yes, that is in fact the actual name...
Break out of the daily grind of studying for free coffee and a discussion of passion for ministry with Convergence. Convergence meets the first Thursday of...
Jeannette Walls is the second of three guests speaking at the Writer’s Symposium. In 2005, Walls wrote The Glass Castle: A Memoir, which spent 335 weeks on The...
Only at PLNU can you earn course credits and publishing rights within the same class. Last semester literature and writing professor Michael Clark radically...
Every spring term PLNU invites a vast array of writers to come to our seaside campus to speak to the San Diego community about their work. Writer’s Symposium...
This coming spring break, about 50 PLNU students will have a lot of work ahead of them on the annual Spring Break Build which will be happening this year from...
I’ve had a lot of really bad brunch in my day. I’ll never forget the Mother’s Day Disgrace of 2012––let’s just say it involved dine-and-dashing. For my lovely...
