By Katherine Browning Attorney David Schiller said he was contacted by President Brower late last Monday regarding his letter sent to members of the administration the previous Friday. President Brower’s office did not confirm the school’s response, stating, “We do not comment on pending litigation.” Caye Smith, vice president for student development, said the school [...]
By Amy Smith PLNU administration officials met Friday with local politicians to reopen the search for a suitable field solution for the women’s softball team, but determined not to disclose any of the options at the meeting until the search is farther along. Caye Smith, vice president for Student Development, and Joe Watkins, vice president [...]
By Kyle Stewart Commuter Services shares the bill for the $1 meals frequently offered to commuter students with the dining hall and plans to renovate the Commuter Lounge this summer to make it more functional, Director of Nicholson Commons Milton Karahadian said. The $1 meals are called Lunch-4-A-Buck and Breakfast-4-A-Buck. “[For every meal], the Commuter [...]
Recent cuts to the athletic department were an effort to comply with an investigation by the Office for Civil Rights following a grievance filed against PLNU regarding Title IX compliance.
The PLNU administration’s decision to cut four athletic teams last month has sparked a dramatic storm of controversy that has divided our small campus and attracted national attention.
By Katherine Browning Last night at 7 p.m., a group of my friends—the 24 men on the PLNU track and field team—walked into Cunningham dining hall with hopes for a successful season, plans for personal records and a commitment to compete for our school. Half an hour later, they walked out devastated. Vice President for [...]
The PLNU athletic department held its annual athletic worship and awards banquet on Sunday, Sept. 27. The banquet included singing, scripture readings, and testimonies from golfer Sam Cyr and softball player Kira Wommer
