By Kyle Lundberg, staff writer ASB, Student Congress and the Alumni Association hosted the third annual Tuition Freedom Day last Friday to make students aware of the contributions of others to their education. The celebration invited students to write thank you cards to donors and consider the costs of their education as compared to other [...]
by Tierra Gindt contributor Next week’s ASB elections will include 27 candidates, a high number compared to years prior. “This is the most people I’ve ever seen at this meeting,” said Allison Waters, current ASB president, at the candidate declaration meeting Tuesday. “It may not be comforting to you all, but I sure do like [...]
By Nicholle Jaramillo ASB Student Congress announced last Monday that the Information Technology Services department (ITS) has hired a Verizon consultant to evaluate the possibility of using a nearby cell tower to create better service across campus. The move by ITS followed a piece of legislation written by Student Congress aimed at providing better coverage [...]
By Alicia Castro With dim lighting and a band jamming ditties behind the stage, the Caf was transformed Thursday night into a lyrical haven for Kaleo, a spoken-word event. The performances were hosted by the Center for Justice and Reconciliation, The Fall of Jericho Spoken Word Organization, ASB and the BSU. Kaleo, meaning “voice” or [...]
By Kimberlee Kruesi After two weeks of schmoozing, persuading and mingling, the new ASB Board of Directors for 2010 was announced Friday. While a total of 16 candidates ran in this year’s election, only five of the eight positions had multiple candidates running. Todd Clayton will return as director of spiritual life and Allison Waters [...]
Those in attendance took part in pumpkin carving, costume contests and games.
In light of ASB budget cuts, PLNU senior keeps a popular fall tradition alive
