LATEST ARTICLES
Loma Connect Conversations | Black Student Union & MOSAIC
Alesia Wright and Sam Kwapong hosted a virtual conversation on racial injustice, life at Loma, and what being part of MOSAIC clubs on campus means to them.
MLK x 56 years
On May 29, 1964, Martin Luther King Jr. spent 11 hours in San Diego and journeyed to PLNU to give his speech titled “Remaining Awake through a Great Revolution.”
The Re-Emergence of Poetry
In the last few years, poetry has enjoyed an astonishing re-emergence. Read about the ways people have connected with this creative medium and expanded how we define poetry.
Sacred Work: Nurses Remain Faithful to Their Calling During the Pandemic
On the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses are being recognized for their bravery and commitment.
Advice from a Student-Poet
Here are some recommendations, resources, and encouragement for those wondering how to dive deeper into poetry as a reader or someone who wants to try their hand at writing it.
Students Take on Food Crisis Through Social Entrepreneurship
Nearly 450,000 San Diego residents deal with food insecurity on a daily basis.
Rock Your City with Miles McPherson and PLNU’s Kim Berry Jones
PLNU's Kim Berry Jones had the opportunity to sit down with the Rock Church's Miles McPherson to talk about her ongoing journey to unpack internalized racism.
Can You Hear it? That’s the Sound of Hope
If you feel like you’ve lost hope, know you are not alone. But also please remember that there is still hope today. It’s crying out from the streets. It’s calling out to us all from the inside.
Q&A with School Superintendent Michelle Murphy
Michelle Murphy (B.A. 89, M.A. 90) received the Alumnus of Point Loma (APL) award at PLNU’s 2019 Homecoming.
PLNU Siblings Co-Create Graphic Novel out of Honors Project
Toby and Ricky Franklin (20) brought their love for fantasy to the world of academia, the end result being an original graphic novel entitled Mask of the Sentinels.
