Spiritual Renewal Week discusses silence, loneliness, abiding
Nearly every day at Point Loma Nazarene University, there’s a chapel service that students can attend, but between…
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Class trip inspires students to create change and claim power
Over fall break, the POL 4030: Creating Change, Claiming Power class at Point Loma Nazarene University took a…
How PLNU students experienced Mission Bayfest during midterms
Mission Bay’s shoreline hosted one of San Diego’s biggest music events: Mission Bayfest in mid-October. The reggae music…
How time management impacts stress, well-being among college students
Time management is a critical skill for students balancing multiple responsibilities. Many face the daily challenges of racing…
Dijon is bringing the new sound of niche
After years of crying in my room to his first album, “Absolutely,” and memorizing the newest album, “Baby,”…
Annual Public Safety security report reveals increase in drug abuse violations
Point Loma Nazarene University’s Department of Public Safety’s recent annual security report revealed a concerning spike in disciplinary…
Loma Line Dancing club brings boots, community to PLNU
A line dancing event was held on Point Loma Nazarene University’s campus, inviting students of all line dancing…
Taylor Swift may have girl-bossed too close to the sun
Editor’s Note: Grace Chaves is a third-year journalism major and The Point’s opinion editor. The opinions expressed in…
ASB votes against Turning Point USA chapter at PLNU
Editor’s Note: This story was updated on Nov. 7 after receiving comments from the TPUSA applicants. Another update…
Local author releases book on Katherine Tingley, origins of Lomaland
Jill G. Hall launched her new book, “On a Sundown Sea” on Oct. 20 at Warwick’s Books. The…