PLNU alumnus Daniel Spaite (B.A. ‘13, M.A. ‘19) shares photos from his experience living in Minneapolis during the Black Lives Matter protests. All photos are...
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When students receive their transcripts at the end of this spring semester, they might be seeing more letters of the alphabet than usual. PLNU announced...
PLNU campus emptied out quickly after the March 19 stay at home order. According to Marissa Neptune, a sophmore, campus is down to 63 students. These students...
Countless establishments have closed their doors in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Churches have not been immune to the widespread closures, and...
One of the greatest impacts of the 2016 election was “the two main parties became more polarized than ever,” according to The Washington Post. The 2020...
As tensions continued to rise surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, PLNU students were preparing to completely transition to a new age. As a move to online...
There is no doubt that this is a difficult time for small businesses. In the wake of COVID-19 and the collapsing economy, many businesses have been forced to...
For students who have dietary restrictions — whether you have allergies, you’re vegan, diebetic or just picky — eating at PLNU’s dining hall may seem like a...
Anybody can be president these days. Just ask Jackson Wise, the PLNU ASB president, who said he’s just a student with a fancy job title, rather than an...
