Retiring professor Rick Kennedy reflects on time at PLNU
Rick Kennedy joined the Point Loma Nazarene University faculty as part of the history department in 1995, when…
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M.A. in Writing Program anticipates Writer’s Symposium
Students in the Master of Arts in Writing Program at Point Loma Nazarene University have been preparing for…
Musoffee performs at Homecoming
Musoffee, a once-a-month student-run event that features student bands performed during Homecoming weekend on Friday in Brown Chapel.…
The Blunt staff reunites for 50th anniversary
Former student journalists and supporters of The Blunt, a newspaper that was formed after The Point was shut…
Wiley, Finch Halls host ‘Stacked With Love’ Valentine’s event
With free pancakes, coffee, succulents, music and candy-grams, dozens of Point Loma Nazarene University students gathered at Wiley…
PLNU Baseball sweeps Chaminade in four-game series
Point Loma Nazarene University’s Baseball Team played Chaminade University from Feb. 18-19 in a four-game series. On Wednesday,…
PLNU hosts ‘Listening Circles’ event about migration, immigration
In response to conversations around migration and immigration happening in the nation, Point Loma Nazarene University hosted an…
Personal Reflection: A story of the Border Pilgrimage
Editor’s Note: Lux Coker is a fourth-year international development major. She plans to pursue a career in poverty…
Personal Reflection: A love letter to ‘Iron Lung’
Never would I have imagined that a person I had been watching on my cracked iPod screen for…
‘Long live The Blunt’: PLNU’s underground newspaper in 1976
Editor’s Note: Michael J. Christensen, an English literature major and co-editor-in-chief of The Point, graduated from PLNU in…