Stories from strangers: A man who changed his career to be near good waves
Editor’s Note: “Stories from strangers” is a bi-weekly column that features people regularly seen on campus who aren’t…
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Pre-Renaissance style icon to be hung in Ryan Library
A Byzantine style icon, intended to serve as a reminder of the Christian tradition, is set to move…
PLNU’s Jesus Rocks climbing club grows in size and spirit
Before most students had even rolled out of bed Saturday morning, more than 20 members of Point Loma…
Distinguished Mexican Award recipient Roxana Velasquez unites diverse artists
Early last month, Roxana Velasquez, executive director and CEO of the San Diego Museum of Art (MOA), was…
The social waiver wire: How fantasy football connects us
Editor’s Note: Isabella VanderYacht is The Point’s business manager. Having a fantasy football team isn’t all that fun.…
Professors’ picks: How music shapes Brad Kelle’s faith
Music is a form of art that decorates the space around us. Instead of a physical painting decorating…
Bethany Arabe talks with The Point about NCAA Woman of the Year nomination
For the first time in Point Loma Nazarene University’s history, a Sea Lion has been nominated for NCAA…
He is brainless; brainless is him: Skate brand owner takes bold strategies
Brainless Boardriding is that strange logo you might have seen on bumper stickers in the commuter lot, or…
The show that united many — in frustration
Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers to the Amazon Prime series “The Summer I Turned Pretty.” Wednesday nights…
R.F. Kuang’s ‘Katabasis’: A grown-up fairytale with a lackluster ending
Rebecca F. Kuang’s latest novel, “Katabasis,” satirizes the way dark academia novels romanticize academia by portraying Cambridge as…