With Live Listen now available for Apple AirPods, people are discovering a feature that feels like something straight out of a James Bond movie. While all this hidden function does …
Home Has A Name: Point Loma
For many prospective PLNU students, preview day is the final push toward committing. On Thursday, Jan. 23, the first preview day of the spring semester, the Office of Student Admissions …
Voting for ASB: How to Decide?
As ASB elections draw to a close, students will be casting their votes for the candidates of their choice. However, the question is, how do students decide who to vote …
Police Presence Causes Widespread Confusion, With No Emerging Clarity
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 6:30 p.m. He had just gotten out of class on Tuesday night. As he got to his car in the Fermanian parking garage, he received a call …
Brewed Awakening With Brian Bantum
This semester’s Wiley Lectures speaker brought a twist to the Brewed Awakening structure, bringing conversations to PLNU that will continue to benefit this campus’ look at theology and social justice. …
PLNU Dining Responds to Poor Food Safety Allegations
On a typical day in PLNU’s dining hall, better known as the caf, one wouldn’t be surprised to hear students complaining about its “limited options” or questioning the food’s overall …
Locked in Solidarity Informs Students on Mass Incarceration
Through a night of music, prayer, art and speeches put on by the Christian Community Development Association, or CCDA, students learned about mass incarceration and the effects of it in …
New Rohr Science Building Opens Along with Parking Lot
The new Rohr Science building opened up in the middle of January, bringing in faculty and students after being under construction since May 2018. The construction took less than a …
When San Diego Food Bank Answered, So Did PLNU’s Dietetics Association
35 days. For 35 days, the United States federal government shut down—the longest government shut down in the history of the United States. Though some parts of the government continued …
Your Dollars Make the World Run: Cast Your Vote
Some people feel powerless—like they can’t make an impact in the world, according to an article by Odyssey. “We live in a world that is absolutely driven by consumerism. The …