by evan campbell staff writer Feb. 9 marked the release of this year’s Driftwood creative arts journal, an outlet for creative people to have their creations published. The Driftwood is a printed collection of stories, photos, poems, paintings, songs and films from PLNU students, alumni and faculty. A professional judge within each particular field was [...]
by jacob roth sports editor The PLNU men’s basketball team swept both of its games this week to hold onto second place in the Golden State Athletic Conference standings. On Tuesday night, the Sea Lions shut down NAIA No. 17-ranked Azusa Pacific University 72-52. Then on Saturday, the men defeated The Master’s College 66-49 in [...]
by andrew sutton senior contributor The fact that Vienna, Austria, is not a popular destination for students studying abroad, or international travel in general, blows my mind. For three years in a row, Vienna has been ranked by MERCER (an international consulting firm) as the city with the “Highest Quality of Life” in the world, [...]
by ian crane and kelsey bergstrom contributors One of the biggest fashion events of the year just wrapped up in New York City: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Showing off fall 2012 collections from the biggest and best designers, this event is the ideal source for the upcoming trends and fashions. Since we know that most of [...]
by kyle lundberg staff writer A few weeks ago, my good friend Jake Payton approached me with an enticing question. “Hey, do you want to be on our intramural soccer team?” he asked. “Sure,” I replied, figuring the fresh air and exercise would do me some good. “I’m just going to warn you,” he responded, [...]
by hana eades staff writer Chris Hedges, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and best-selling author, will be a featured guest at PLNU’s 2012 Writer’s Symposium by the Sea. He has traveled around the world as a war correspondent and has written six books, including “War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning,” “I Don’t Believe in Atheists” [...]
by leah willis staff writer Not even the rain last Wednesday could keep away the young and hip as the five silhouettes of the band Milo Greene took the stage at The Loft at UCSD. The lights faded in the small, modern venue. With a loud beat of the drum, the lights and the energy [...]
by eddie matthews staff writer The first-ever Network 9 event for the Literature, Journalism and Modern Languages department (LJML) was held Thursday evening in Colt Forum. Network 9 is a series of events put on by the Office of Strengths and Vocations (OSV) to connect PLNU students with opportunities in the professional community. Network 9 [...]
by nic downs junior contributor The idea of social justice—it’s taken on a near-cult following in the Christian community, and if you hang around PLNU long enough, you’re bound to hear it come up in conversation. “We must redistribute wealth,” they say. “The rich are too rich and the poor just keep getting poorer. It’s [...]
by annie miller staff writer This week in PLNU baseball, Arizona Christian University migrated west and nearly swept the Sea Lions at Carroll B. Land Stadium. In a three-game series on Friday and Saturday, the Firestorm claimed two games and, had it not been for Sea Lion Ricky Gingras, it could have easily been three. [...]
