Film showing celebrates International Education Week
Anna Goforth In a small Haitian village, 7-year-old Wadley leaves the small shack she and her mother live in to…
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Spoken history event brings “Tale of Two Cities” theme to life
Morgan Carne PLNU’s Homecoming weekend festivities also included a bit of a history lesson. On Saturday, James Jackson, Reuben Welch,…
How are you feeling today? Wellness Center hopes to find out.
Tory Ordona Forty-five percent of students have felt hopeless in the last year, according to research from the American College…
PLNU alumnus presents research on Parkinson’s and deep brain stimulation
Nicholas Kjeldgaard More than 60 students attended PLNU alumnus Dr. Scott Wylie’s neuropsychology research presentation last Monday on how deep…
Historian reveals human rights issues in Yugoslavia at PLNU event
More than 6000 miles away from San Diego, a mass grave discovered days ago in Bosnia is believed…
Typhoon Haiyan: Philippines’ disaster hits home for PLNU student and alumnus
Brittany Naylor Typhoon Haiyan’s devastation on the Philippines garners support on PLNU’s campus as students, faculty and staff comfort those…
First chapel held at Liberty Station
Kimberly Miller As more classes are being held at the Liberty Station Conference Center and enrollment in those classes is…
Sodexo looking for feedback, starts with Student Senate efforts
Amy Williams In an effort to improve students’ dining experience and open communication between students and Sodexo, ASB President A.J.…
Kaleo Chapel allows students to creatively worship
Casslyn Fisher At Kaleo chapel and Time Out Wednesday, students were given the opportunity to have a more creative worship…
African journalists visit campus
Kathleen Rhine On Friday, Nov. 8, PLNU welcomed 12 journalists from various countries in Africa to Dean Nelson’s Intro to…