by alexa mangrum a&e editor The Professional Artist Exhibit hosted through February in the Keller Gallery features the work of PLNU alumnus (’03) Bryan Miller. Miller, who recently earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting, completed his undergraduate studies with a concentration in graphic design. The exhibit opened in Keller on Jan. 16 [...]
by abby hamblin news editor With the primary election just months away, the PLNU College Republicans decided it was time to get to know the candidates for San Diego mayor. They started on Tuesday, Jan. 17, in Clara Colt Hall by hosting Carl DeMaio, a Republican candidate, at their first meeting of the semester. “It [...]
by alexa mangrum a&e editor Style-conscious Point Lomans pay attention; from this point forward (no pun intended), look no further for cutting edge insight into the fashion world. Ian “Tim Gunn” Crane and Kelsey “Encyclopedia of Fashion” Bergstrom have got you covered. With a mission to extensively search out the latest trends and local fashion [...]
by cory saul features editor In this house of quirks, I’m a stiff. Below me is a makeshift bunk bed bolted to the bedroom wall. Above me is an attic fort of sheets. I sit with a Moleskine and pen, watching Dane Cardiel and Sean Sand chop vegetables. Chicken curry. I just met them. They’re [...]
by annie miller staff writer Question: What do San Diego Chargers All-Pro defensive back Eric Weddle, Padres outfielder Cameron Maybin, Olympic snowboarder Shaun White and PLNU women’s soccer player Erica Wessels have in common? Answer: They are all San Diego Hall of Champions Stars of the Year. Wessels is one of just 16 elite San [...]
by jacob roth sports editor PLNU men’s basketball made a run to the top half of the Golden State Athletic Conference standings, winning five GSAC games in a row. The Sea Lions took on Hope International University, Biola University, Azusa Pacific University and The Master’s College during the past two weeks, winning the first three [...]
by callie radke staff writer Warriors, fighters, builders, team members and … servants? Most of these words have been applied to sports teams in the past. But that last one is new, and it is this word “servants” that makes the core of a new student ministry called Undefeated. “Living a purposed life” is the [...]
by cory saul & alaina bird editors Todd Clayton, 2011 PLNU alumnus and former ASB Director of Spiritual Life, spoke at All God’s Children for the second time on Sunday. His first time speaking at the forum on homosexuality and faith was March 20, 2011, when he spoke openly about his sexuality to an audience [...]
by alexa mangrum a&e editor The Professional Artist Exhibit hosted through February in the Keller Gallery features the work of PLNU alumnus (’03) Bryan Miller. Miller, who recently earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting, completed his undergraduate studies with a concentration in graphic design. The exhibit opened in Keller on Jan. 16 [...]
by abby hamblin news editor With the primary election just months away, the PLNU College Republicans decided it was time to get to know the candidates for San Diego mayor. They started on Tuesday, Jan. 17, in Clara Colt Hall by hosting Carl DeMaio, a Republican candidate, at their first meeting of the semester. “It [...]
by alexa mangrum a&e editor Style-conscious Point Lomans pay attention; from this point forward (no pun intended), look no further for cutting edge insight into the fashion world. Ian “Tim Gunn” Crane and Kelsey “Encyclopedia of Fashion” Bergstrom have got you covered. With a mission to extensively search out the latest trends and local fashion [...]
by cory saul features editor In this house of quirks, I’m a stiff. Below me is a makeshift bunk bed bolted to the bedroom wall. Above me is an attic fort of sheets. I sit with a Moleskine and pen, watching Dane Cardiel and Sean Sand chop vegetables. Chicken curry. I just met them. They’re [...]
by annie miller staff writer Question: What do San Diego Chargers All-Pro defensive back Eric Weddle, Padres outfielder Cameron Maybin, Olympic snowboarder Shaun White and PLNU women’s soccer player Erica Wessels have in common? Answer: They are all San Diego Hall of Champions Stars of the Year. Wessels is one of just 16 elite San [...]
by jacob roth sports editor PLNU men’s basketball made a run to the top half of the Golden State Athletic Conference standings, winning five GSAC games in a row. The Sea Lions took on Hope International University, Biola University, Azusa Pacific University and The Master’s College during the past two weeks, winning the first three [...]
by callie radke staff writer Warriors, fighters, builders, team members and … servants? Most of these words have been applied to sports teams in the past. But that last one is new, and it is this word “servants” that makes the core of a new student ministry called Undefeated. “Living a purposed life” is the [...]
by cory saul & alaina bird editors Todd Clayton, 2011 PLNU alumnus and former ASB Director of Spiritual Life, spoke at All God’s Children for the second time on Sunday. His first time speaking at the forum on homosexuality and faith was March 20, 2011, when he spoke openly about his sexuality to an audience [...]
by ethan linstrom senior web editor I know a place where all sorts pass though. The doors open at 5, and within no time the bar is full with a host of regulars with stories. At six o clock I find in front of me a retired physics teacher, a man who use to play [...]
by alexa mangrum a&e editor Music bloggers tend to be a wordy bunch, always apt to classify new bands with fancy adjectivery in an attempt to describe whatever new sound they’ve discovered. The rave reviews surrounding the debut EP “Canopy” by psych-pop band Painted Palms are no exception. Composed of cousins Reese Donohue and Christopher [...]
