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When Andrew Young (18) first picked up a French horn, he was just playing for fun. He wasn’t dreaming of performing...

If you ask Dean Nelson, Ph.D., founder and director of the journalism program at PLNU, about the driving force behind his...

It’s ancient, cross-cultural, universal. It’s present in our celebrations, our mournings, our worship. We speak it, make it, hear it, feel...

At this May’s Commencement, PLNU bestowed an honorary doctorate degree on George Latter, Jr., senior vice president of finance and CFO. Latter, who is retiring, was...

Mark Wassmer and Matt Montell have a desire to serve communities by bringing health, wellness, and play to children — especially those from the poorest and most disadvantaged backgrounds.

When microbiology professor Dave Cummings, Ph.D., began feeling sick, he was convinced the problem was entirely physical. But...

It seems that life is getting harder and harder to balance, to make time for the many pressing and important demands...

When Google started in 1998, the founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Paige, developed an algorithm to find and recruit elite computer...

PLNU nursing students put their education into practice by serving the community.

I used to think the most uncomfortable thing to hear as a single person is the question, “How are you single?”