Art in Transit Vol. 3: A portrait of Ladle Fellowship
Enough blue ink can become the image of a tattered, plaid scarf. A camouflage jacket warming its weary…
Enough blue ink can become the image of a tattered, plaid scarf. A camouflage jacket warming its weary…
The Lenten season often serves as a time to foster religious conversations at Point Loma Nazarene University. Apologetics,…
John Lennon begins The Beatles song “A Day in the Life” with the line “I read the news…
The joyful hum of clinking glasses and laughter at a San Diego restaurant fades as I take my…
Amen Etefa is a third-year theology, justice, and peace major. She currently serves on the board of the…
Ableism is the prejudice and discrimination targeted toward individuals with disabilities. It is the belief that those with…
I was struck with that sinking feeling recently. The venue’s lights came on and it hit me again.…
“Are you here for the right reasons?” he asks me. I zoom back into focus on his perfect,…
“I won’t stay for long,” she said. “Please, stay as long as you’d like.” Bev lives in the…
The San Diego Zoo Skyfari tram swung haphazardly 90 feet in the air, throwing me, three friends and…