On April 15, two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 140, according to the Associated Press. PLNU senior Brad Hess...
Read More →by Amy Williams staff writer Today the polls will open for students to vote on two major changes that ASB wants to make for the upcoming year. Last Monday, current ASB Vice...
Read More →by Guimel Sibingo staff writer At a university where one racial group outnumbers the rest with 70 percent of total students, a survey that studies diversity is bound to provide some interesting...
Read More →by Gerrit Hoeks staff writer In East County San Diego, a popular hiking destination for swimmers and cliff jumpers is now reopened to the public after a two-year closure. Park officials...
Read More →by Julie Mckibben staff writer Molly Petersen serves as the Housing Coordinator for PLNU. The Point Weekly was able to ask Petersen a few questions on the housing process for this year. Point...
Read More →by Eddie Matthews staff writer North Korea has been making the headlines daily as new leader Kim Jong-un tries to establish his legitimacy as a ruler. Concern has been raised over North...
Read More →by Eddie Matthews staff writer Today in Colt Hall from 4 to 5 p.m. there will be an ASB Constitutional Forum detailing the changes that will be made to ASB next year....
Read More →by haley jonswold staff writer The number of students of color at PLNU has grown 23 percent since the 2011-2012 school year, according to PLNU Professor of Sociology Jamie Gates at the Brewed Awakening...
Read More →by guimel sibingo staff writer A shout was heard across the Golden Gym as a young man sliced the air with his punches and kicks. With heavy breathing, he performed a series of martial...
Read More →by christina kilpatrick staff writer PLNU is moving more classes, including General Education (GE) classes, to the Liberty Station Conference Center (LSCC) this fall. Eight GE courses are moving, including one section of Principles...
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