Last week, 10 professors gathered in Crill Hall to discuss the history and role of women in Christianity. Sponsored by the Center for Women’s Studies, this...
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For all the vendors at the Flex Farmer’s Market on Saturday, their personal businesses were out on display for the rest of PLNU to enjoy. This market included...
Six years ago, PLNU senior writing major Whitney Byrd survived the shooting at Arapahoe High School. Byrd, along with many students in the U.S., has had to...
In the transition to learning about science in college, some students may have felt deceived by the church or by their parents. In some cases, they believe...
Tragedy struck New Zealand last week when 50 people were killed in a shooting targeted at two Christchurch mosques. The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda...
In light of Azusa Pacific University lifting their ban on same-sex relationships on campus, PLNU also made a decision to open up our campus to these...
The potential threat of a gunman on campus on February 19 left students speculating about campus communication. Many students took to Twitter to voice concerns...
Tapingo is a saving grace when time between classes is running thin and you need a pick-me-up. Tapingo is now partnered with Grubhub to bring off-campus food...
Two minutes until your favorite artist’s tickets go live. You have your laptop open on the homepage, anxiously waiting in your dorm room to purchase a ticket...
In perhaps the most significant game ever played in the Golden Gymnasium, it felt as if the Saint Martin’s Saints would never go away, as they found a way to...
