by kalyn mcmackin sports editor Men’s soccer forward Griffin Fuller, a sophomore, was selected as the Player of the Week on Monday. Fuller scored the game-winning goal for the Sea Lions in a 4-0 game against Soka University last week. As a University High School player, Fuller earned first and second team honors and MVP [...]
by nicole young staff writer In March of 2010, PLNU’s athletic department made an announcement that completely changed four sports programs. The women’s softball team was cut due to lack of a venue for play, while the men’s golf, men’s cross country and men’s track and field teams are undergoing a gradual discharge to [...]
by abby hamblin news editor Campus leaders, faculty and students gathered to hear the annual State of the Student Body Address in Colt Forum on Monday. “The State of the Student Body Address occurs annually during the second Student Congress session of the year,” Associated Student Body President Tim Benefiel said. “It exists to [...]
Mary Paul, M.Div, the vice president of spiritual development, recently published her book, “Women Who Lead: The Call of Women in Ministry.” Beacon Hill Press, a division of the Nazarene Publishing House, published the book in February. A reception for her book release was held at PLNU on Tuesday, Sept.13. The book may be purchased [...]
Sophomores Zachariah Austin and David Liestman hosted the “Orange Juice/Techno Nonsense” party in the third floor lounge of Hendricks Hall on Saturday, Sept. 17. Refreshments were served thanks to Liestman’s new juicer, and activities included dancing and orange juice pong. Liestman says the event has somewhat spiritual roots. “One day after Zac [Austin] and I [...]
Jessica Simpson, Josh Hartnett, Carrie Underwood, Andre 3000 and even former President Bill Clinton have all jumped on the veggie bandwagon. Vegetarianism is a trend that is quickly gaining popularity throughout America. Following a plant-based diet has been in practice for centuries, but vegetables have recently become one of the trendiest foods. A veggie-based diet [...]
Seniors Hallie Steiner, Bridgette Bechtel, Briana Smith, Kat Vochoska, A.J. Friederich, Sarah Kounter and Trevor Kirby dressed up as their favorite superheroes at Kearny Mesa Bowl for ASB’s Superhero Bowling event on Sept. 22.
San Diegans left the comfort of their homes Saturday night to face the realities of homeless people who sleep on the streets by participating in the fifth annual Sleepless San Diego Sleep Out. PLNU students joined others at Liberty Station to raise awareness of and support for San Diego’s homeless. Regional Task Force on the [...]
Sept. 18, 2011 is a day I will never forget– a Padres game followed by a Switchfoot concert. Switchfoot has been a significant part of my life, and this was my first time seeing them live. I was 13 when I discovered the band; now that I am 19, I can look back and remember [...]
Rumor has it the Nazarenes don’t dance. Well, you can’t always believe what you hear. For sophomores Kimberly Miller and Alysha Porco, dancing is a “rehabilitative and expressive” experience. For that reason, they have designed a new campus ministry called Turning Point. It involves glorifying God through the art of dance. “We want to give [...]
