By Kyle Stewart staff writer Southern California native Greg Laswell, 36, may have moved to Brooklyn, but this PLNU alumnus’s popularity in San Diego has yet to wane. Laswell played to yet another sold-out crowd Thursday at Anthology, a live music venue downtown. Laswell co-headlined his April tour with Lenka, an Australian singer-songwriter, and the [...]
By Amy Smith, editor in chief, and Kyle Stewart, web editor As of yesterday, All God’s Children — an LGBT discussion group led by PLNU professor Phil Bowles and his wife, staff member Sharon Bowles — will no longer be allowed to meet on the grounds of San Diego First Church of the Nazarene due [...]
by Kyle Stewart web editor In the “Manor House” living room, Wes Bruce, artist, and Bryan Bangerter, filmmaker, sat down with the Point Weekly Saturday morning to discuss their documentary, “A Film about a Fort.” The 2007 and 2010 PLNU alumni premiered the 55-minute film Wednesday at the Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park. [...]
by Kyle Stewart Web Editor Over the last couple of weeks, this small Christian institution experienced several incidents that tested the character of this community. Whether these incidents are drug busts or rape allegations, PLNU should work to have a real discussion about these issues. While the privacy of those involved is important, the question [...]
By Kyle Stewart Web Editor PLNU plans to upgrade campus security features with new cameras in residence halls. The plan is a combined effort on the part of Public Safety, Information and Technology Services (ITS) and Physical Plant. This semester, 21 new security cameras will be installed in the entrances of PLNU’s campus residence halls, [...]
by Kyle Stewart Web Editor Students made their way to the Greek to support both local music and non-profit work Friday night. “Shake Your Grove Thing” was a collaborative effort of ASB and San Diego’s Plant with Purpose to entertain and spread awareness about work in developing countries. Entertainment included bands Edge of Town and [...]
By Kyle Stewart Staff Writer Invisible Children, in conjunction with ASB, put on a concert in the First Church of the Nazarene’s gym Friday night. Not only was there free Pat and Oscar’s, but there was musical talent as well. Following a half-hour set by PLNU alumni Meaghan Maples and Bryan Bangerter, Jay and Lou [...]
By Kyle Stewart Staff Writer As I was washing my hands in the bathrooms at Crill Auditorium, a 20-something-year-old man dressed in a Boy Scout uniform with a microphone taped to his cheek caught the corner of my eye. “Awkward” was a word that came to mind. PLNU’s musical theater club wrapped up its four-show [...]
By Kyle Stewart A group of PLNU students joined the May Day protest at Chicano Park Saturday. The group marched to the Federal Building in support of the opposition to the new Arizona law “SB 1070.” The law gives police authority to ask for identification documents if a person is suspected of being an illegal [...]
