Military Services seeks to educate and inspire through Hero for Heroes
Amber Robinson At the end of the 2021 spring semester, Point Loma Nazarene University military services staff, military-affiliated students and…
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Lit Publishing Class Creates Book of Letters Never Sent
Common outcomes for the average eight-week college course usually include some quizzes, tests, some essays and maybe a…
Women’s March
superadmin On Oct. 2, women and allies across San Diego County marched to support women’s reproductive rights. The protest…
DRC’s Transition to EAC
The Disability Resource Center, which was newly changed to the Education Access Center, is a facility on Point…
PLNU’s New Campus: The Balboa Regional Center
Ashlee Owings The grand opening of Point Loma Nazarene University’s new campus, the Balboa Regional Center, which houses the newly…
Department Merger Means New Study Abroad Possibilities
Jen Pfeiler The Student and Spiritual Development departments at PLNU will merge at the end of June 2021, following the…
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…
20 years of war: One Afghan War Veteran Shares Her Views on its Ending
The views and opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy…
PLNU Military Services Holds Hero for Heroes Recognition Ceremony
PLNU Military Programs and Services staff, military-affiliated students and some PLNU professors gathered on June 5 on campus…
Update on Loma Shares: PLNU’s Food Pantry
Loma Shares debuted on April 7 as a food pantry program to help combat food insecurity among PLNU…