Talking Point: Q&A with Jeff Youngren
Jeff Youngren graduated with a biology degree. Now, he and his wife, Erin, own photography businesses. Nevertheless, Jeff serves on the Research Associates board...
Athletics: Summer 2014
PLNU Wins the NCCAA Men’s Basketball Title
At the end of every basketball season, there are only a handful of teams throughout the country that...
If Walls Could Talk
In 2008, PLNU partnered with Carrier Johnson + CULTURE, a San Diego-based architecture and interior design firm, to facilitate design of what would be...
Building a Legacy
The PLNU math and science faculty invested not only time but also themselves in developing programs of excellence.
Women’s Elusive Quest for Balance
Dr. Linda Beail, political science professor and director of PLNU’s Margaret Stevenson Center for Women’s Studies, addresses the highly-disputed question: Can women really have it all?
Making Busy Matter
While the world beckons busy, the Bible suggests something different. This article looks at what we can learn from the life of Christ to refocus our time and our hearts.
Origins of Overload
Are we really as busy as we claim to be? And if so, why? Christine Spicer outlines a few sources of our stress.
Caring for Creation
Tie-dye? Jello? Whiteboard markers? Snorkel mask? Nametags? Watercolor paper? My mind ran through the needed supplies for the following day, just hours away, as...
Created Space
Each semester, PLNU’s discipleship ministries puts on Created Space, a large prayer and worship event that provides space for the student body to outwardly...