More than a map: The UN votes to endorse a new map in an ‘act of cognitive justice’
Looking at Greenland and Africa on the Mercator projection map, they appear to be about the same size.…
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The fitness pavilion is a glorified weight shed, but it has its perks
The Lawrence Ryan Fitness Pavilion officially opened its doors to the PLNU community on Friday, Sept. 4. First…
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…
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…