Looking for freedom? Whether you’re trying to get around campus in a timely manner or explore beautiful San Diego from Pacific Beach to downtown, here are some ideas for “freshman-friendly” transport. This year, PLNU’s policy on skates and skateboards has been revised– both are now allowed for transportation on campus. * Regulation – “The use [...]
In conjunction with I Love A Clean San Diego for the 27th annual California Coastal Cleanup, a group of PLNU students traveled to Border Field State Park on Saturday to clean up the area and learn more about the importance of keeping the coast clean. Freshman Kirstie Hibbard said she just wanted to try something [...]
The 2011-2012 edition of the PLNU Student Handbook includes a new policy that might surprise students: the streets of PLNU are now open to more than just pedestrians and cars. According to the Residential Life policy in the Student Handbook, “the use of bicycles and in-line skates shall be allowed only as a means of [...]
PLNU’s Council for the Board of Trustees announced the scheduled closing of the Arcadia Regional Center last Monday. The center, which has been under assessment for several years, will continue to offer programs and classes for students already enrolled. The Arcadia Regional Center serves the greater Los Angeles area and offers graduate programs in the [...]
It is good to be a man. And it is good to be a woman. God created both sexes for a purpose, not simply for child bearing, but more so with distinctions in mind on separate roles in the human race. A controversial topic since the beginning of the Church has been the role of [...]
“Green Sea,” a new student cheering section for all home athletic games, was recently created by PLNU students and faculty in order to bridge the gap between athletics and the student body. The idea was sparked by ASB and the women’s volleyball team to promote school spirit and bring more excitement to games. Being a [...]
Over the summer, the PLNU athletic program was accepted into the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and will be moving to the Division II Pacific Western Conference (PacWest) in the fall of 2012. This will mean leaving the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC), which PLNU teams have [...]
PLNU’s Tabitha Henken was selected as the Golden State Athletic Conference Player of the Week last Monday. The senior outside hitter led the NAIA No. 6-ranked Sea Lions to four consecutive wins at the Asics Crowne Plaza Labor Day Tournament. Henken led PLNU with 56 kills, 33 digs, three assists, three blocks and an ace [...]
by Kimberlee Kruesi News Editor PLNU will host its 16th annual Writer’s Symposium this week. This year’s theme is “Writing the Revolution.” Speakers include bestselling author Lynn Vincent, poet and author Mary Karr, lyricist and musician Chris Hillman, and Mars Hill Church founder Rob Bell. “I always hope to disturb the comfortable and comfort the [...]
By Kelly Sauer Web Editor Noted physicist and theologian John Polkinghorne has come to PLNU to lead the Wiley Lecture Series on “The Search for Truth in Science and Theology.” The Wiley Lecture Series, named for former school president H. Orton Wiley, is an annual event sponsored primarily by the faculty of the School of [...]
