The Point’s graduating editors reflect on their most impactful stories
Throughout this year, a tiny-but-mighty team of students took responsibility for informing the Point Loma Nazarene University community…
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Developing my surf style: A journey of reflection and expression
Sitting in Newport Beach, Calif., where my earliest assumptions of surfing were shaped, I reflected on how I…
A farewell from Editor-in-Chief, Sydney Brammer
Dear PLNU students, faculty, staff and beyond, As I prepare to walk the stage in the Greek Amphitheatre,…
Carl Hammond reflects on 24 years at PLNU
Editor’s Note: Carl Hammond is retiring after 24 years as an associate professor of accounting at Point Loma…
César Chávez: Truth, memory and the courage to do better
Editor’s Note: Rev. Jonathan Salgado is a theologian and educator who earned his master’s in religion from Point…
AI in education sparks debate at PLNU
“Just ask Chat” is a phrase that has become a staple on the Point Loma Nazarene University campus.…
What this year’s Writer’s Symposium taught me about Hot Wheels
I rushed to listen to the wisdom of famous authors Judy Woodruff, Jamaica Kincaid and George Saunders at…
Student Press Freedom Day: The Point’s take on student journalism
Dear PLNU community and beyond, We are The Point Student News, Point Loma Nazarene University’s student-run newspaper. We…
Perspective from a Puerto Rican: Bad Bunny and the right to be ourselves
Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect those of The Point. Margarita Pintado…
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…