During the months of February and March a third party will be searching all PLNU campuses for suspicious materials that could contain asbestos. According to...
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California celebrated the new year with the addition of new legislation regarding education, healthcare, politics and more. Los Angeles Times and ABC7...
A PLNU Alumnus drove his car down the stairs in front of the cross and got stuck last Friday; 80 year old John Jackson just wanted a picture of Mieras Hall...
PLNU alumnus Dr. Brent Strawn will be exploring what it means to read the Bible as poetry during this year’s Wiley Lectures, taking place right after chapel on...
Updates to Breakers Market are scheduled for completion by the end of February. The renovations will include new decor, coolers, products and even a nacho...
La Croix’s cracked open and students settled into their seats in the Fermanian Conference Room to listen to a conversation about the Holy Spirit—its role...
This semester, a big shift has occurred in PLNU’s Center for Justice and Reconciliation: PLNU Professor of Sociology Jamie Gates has stepped down from his role...
S’mores, free water bottles, camping mugs and t-shirts: These are just some of the things students enjoyed Thursday, Jan. 30, when PLNU celebrated the...
As PLNU approaches the end of the semester, students are busy not only studying for finals but packing bags for the...
Although it’s impossible to embody the 2010s at one time, we did our best cutting out the stars themselves that defined social movements, the absurdities, and...
