Where art and athletics meet: PLNU’s history with the Olympics
The Olympics are heading back to Southern California. The 34th Summer Olympics will be held in Los Angeles…
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There are three things I must tell you about myself. The first is that I am a die-hard…
Carlotta Kloppenburg-Pruitt returns to PLNU with a new vision for women’s basketball
Carlotta Kloppenburg-Pruitt first came to Point Loma Nazarene University as a student-athlete, playing women’s basketball from 2012 to…
What a new international athlete cap could mean for PLNU
A new federal proposal has been introduced in Congress that could fundamentally reshape the landscape of intercollegiate athletics.…
Padres are storming their way into postseason
The San Diego Padres have been quite the Cinderella story this season. The club spent the majority of…
From soccer to social media: PLNU student Lisandru Susini goes viral
According to a report by College Factual, approximately 1.1% of Point Loma Nazarene University’s students are international. Of…
From PLNU to the Youth Nations League: Maddie Morrow represents New Zealand on an international stage
This summer, Point Loma Nazarene University’s own Maddie Morrow, a fourth-year media communication major on the women’s basketball…
Adapting to the clock: How PLNU coaches are navigating D2’s new ‘five-for-five’ rule
NCAA Division II has rewritten the rulebook overnight, scrapping what the players and coaches knew after decades of…
Meet the former PLNU slugger who could soon fill out the Phillies outfield
Since 2010, six players have been drafted into Major League Baseball out of Point Loma Nazarene University —…
Baseball is no longer a boys club: Inside Women’s Pro Baseball League’s inaugural season
On Aug. 1, something happened in Springfield, Illinois that hasn’t happened in 28 years. Inside Robin Roberts Stadium,…