By Alaina Bird Contributor On Oct. 29, as many athletes, myself included, were planning our weekend Halloween festivities, an important decision was made affecting the future of our collegiate athletic careers. And most...
Read More →PLNU administration has not yet responded to a letter proposing a potential lawsuit against the university regarding cuts to the athletic department.
Read More →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...
Read More →By Amy Smith Multiple donors have decided not to contribute to PLNU as a result of the administration’s recent cuts to the athletic department. The loss of four sports came after efforts to...
Read More →By Kimberlee Kruesi Alyc Kalamaha said she started playing softball just a little too late. “I started playing softball when I was eight years old, which is late in athlete world,” she said....
Read More →Assignment was not to file a grievance against PLNU
Read More →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.
Read More →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.
Read More →PLNU students have not stayed silent on the administration’s abrupt decision to cut the softball, golf and men’s track and cross country programs due to Title IX compliance issues. The cuts followed the loss of the softball field used but not owned by PLNU at Sunset Cliffs National Park for 35 years. The administration also announced it will add a women’s golf program.
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