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As our society continues to rely more and more on data, it's becoming increasingly important for people in technical disciplines to be conscious of the ethical implications.

After an abrupt end to his last season of collegiate baseball, PLNU athlete Zack Noll explains how he is coping with the transition.

Ryan Botts and PLNU's MICS department used 3D printers to make 650 face shields and counting for nine hospitals and clinics in Tijuana.

PLNU alum Gabe Richardson details his work in New York with Christian humanitarian organization Samaritan’s Purse in their Emergency Field Respiratory Care Unit.

As the graduating class of 2020 copes with the temporary loss of their graduation ceremony, Karl Martin looks to offer some hope and wisdom.

At “Camp Quarantine,” there is a lot of joy. That’s why so many kids and families are tuning in to Mary Rice Hopkins’ (79) new show. Each episode, which premieres daily at 5:15 p.m., includes songs, puppets, Bible stories, and a lot of encouragement.

Professor Anna Montejano was recently recognized as one of four nurse educators of the year when she received the prestigious Nurse’s Touch Award from ATI Nursing Education.

Photojournalist Micah Albert is well-known for his work documenting critically important global stories — especially the ones that are difficult and dangerous to capture.

How five PLNU students sprung into action to make sure Wear Justice still took place virtually this year and helped us rethink consumerism through community.

As PLNU students transition to a semester of virtual classes, they are finding ways to maintain balance and stay connected with others, while continuing their studies.