PLNU brings back ‘The Way’ backpacking trip
This semester, Point Loma Nazarene University welcomed over 800 new students to campus. Per PLNU tradition, those new…
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Wellness at PLNU is given a boost with the Lawrence Ryan Fitness Pavilion
Sitting on one of Point Loma Nazarene University’s many ocean lookout spots, The Lawrence Ryan Fitness Pavilion stands…
Remembering the life and legacy of Glen Laster
Glen Laster, an associate professor of sociology and psychology, who has been part of Point Loma Nazarene University…
Young Hall renovations extend into new semester
Home temporarily looks a little different for the 211 students living in Young Hall this fall. Construction crews…
San Diego budget for 2027 decreases arts, culture funding
The arts and culture scene in San Diego may lose over $11 million compared to last year, as…
New biology professor, Saira Justin, anticipates first summer of research
Saira Justin and her team of three student researchers are starting to prepare for their first summer in…
A Q&A with Kerry Fulcher on second year of presidency
As the school year concludes, Point Loma Nazarene University President Kerry Fulcher wraps up his second year in…
Students reflect on womanhood at ‘Conversations on Menstruation’ event
Point Loma Nazarene University’s Center for International Development hosted a “Conversations on Menstruation” event to discuss menstruation, womanhood…
Citizens of the Twin Cities win award
Each year, the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage award is awarded to public officials at any level…
American Cetacean Society makes a splash with first meeting at PLNU
Dolphin whistles and whale calls echoed from the speakers in Latter 101 on April 8, signifying the start…