How PLNU students experience study abroad reverse culture shock
I expected to feel homesick during my time abroad. I expected that at one point I would wish…
Opinion
The fitness pavilion is a glorified weight shed, but it has its perks
The Lawrence Ryan Fitness Pavilion officially opened its doors to the PLNU community on Friday, Sept. 4. First…
More than a map: The UN votes to endorse a new map in an ‘act of cognitive justice’
Looking at Greenland and Africa on the Mercator projection map, they appear to be about the same size.…
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief
Dear PLNU students, faculty and staff, Four years ago, I found myself standing on the Alumni Lawn at…
The Point’s graduating editors reflect on their most impactful stories
Throughout this year, a tiny-but-mighty team of students took responsibility for informing the Point Loma Nazarene University community…
Developing my surf style: A journey of reflection and expression
Sitting in Newport Beach, Calif., where my earliest assumptions of surfing were shaped, I reflected on how I…
A reflection from Sports Editor, Cade Michaleson, on a family legacy
Growing up, I heard about Point Loma Nazarene University endlessly. Whether it was about Hendricks Hall, where my…
A farewell from Editor-in-Chief, Sydney Brammer
Dear PLNU students, faculty, staff and beyond, As I prepare to walk the stage in the Greek Amphitheatre,…
Carl Hammond reflects on 24 years at PLNU
Editor’s Note: Carl Hammond is retiring after 24 years as an associate professor of accounting at Point Loma…
The Point wrote a letter to Board of Trustees — some responded
The Point published an open letter to Point Loma Nazarene University’s Board of Trustees last month, addressing issues…