In a theoretical situation that many college graduates can relate to, we have created “Lydia,” a soon-to-be Point Loma graduate. Imagine Lydia, who was raised by a single mother who …
What It’s Like Being Brown On Campus
Upon walking on this campus freshman year, I couldn’t help but notice that the color of my skin stood out. I’m a part of the minority. I’m Hispanic/Latinx, and I’m …
Dear Chapel: Give Me A Break. Sincerely, A Working Student
We all know how hard it is to meet our chapel requirements between homework, a social life, extracurricular activities and various other responsibilities. Not to mention the days we just …
You’re Probably Reading Your Bible Wrong
After a long week, a hard day, or an unvictorious season in life, most of us have found ourselves sitting at the Google search engine with half a million results …
Life For Justice: An Equal Exchange?
Can killing innocent people be justified? This is the question Governor Gavin Newsom was faced with when deciding what actions he should take regarding California’s death penalty. If your answer …
PLNU Director of Admissions Responds to Recent College Bribery Scandal
There isn’t a lot of “breaking news” in the Admissions world. I mean, every year, some college accidentally sends out acceptances to hundreds of denied students (not us), or …
Rethinking Our Relationship With Meat
If you peruse the documentary section on Netflix, you’ll notice the documentary Cowspiracy, which claims that animal agriculture is the biggest threat to our planet. And it’s true, environmentally, we …
The Future of Payment: Venmo
The convenience of an app that allows account holders to transfer and receive money between users has almost completely wiped out the need for cash for college students. Venmo is …
My Inner Lip Tattoo Experience
Inner lip tattoos. A weird tattoo desire that feels a little edgy but cool. Celebrities have them, weird emo people have them. People get all kinds of stuff tatted, some …
A Look into the PLNU LGBTQIA+ Experience
One of the first questions someone between the ages of 18 and 24 usually gets asked is “what college/university/technical school do you go to?” Of course, if you’re reading this …