This year we gathered on campus on February 15-18th to celebrate Homecoming, a time for alumni, students, staff, faculty and families to gather and celebrate the community and traditions that shape PLNU’s history. Check out some of the photos from a fun-filled event!

Photos courtesy of Marcus Emerson, Anessa Chirgwin, Jimmy Galt, Stuart Gardner, Bauman Photographers, Lauren Farer, and Anna Ivanov.

3 PLNU alums in running gear get ready for the PLNU 5K race.
Jessica Walton speaks at the PLNU Homecoming Chapel
PLNU alumni classes of 2018-2020 gather for a group photo.
PLNU students attend a night of worship.
Two PLNU alumni raise their hands in joy while on a Ferris Wheel.
Dr. Brower and some PLNU students smile for a photo during Homecoming 2024.
A PLNU alum throws a pitch in the biomechanics testing lab set up for Homecoming.
The Nicholson family gathers for a photo at the 2024 Homecoming award ceremony.
Jim Poteet speaks at the 2024 Homecoming award ceremony.
Harold Raser and his family take a photo at the 2024 Homecoming award ceremony.
Pat Barrett and PLNU students take a selfie together.
Two PLNU alums smile and wrap arms over each other in a friendly conversation.
A group smiles and laughs during a conversation at the 2024 PLNU Homecoming award ceremony.
The Homecoming 5k kicks off at the PLNU track
A group of alums look at old yearbooks and laugh.
A man smiles as he runs in the PLNU Homecoming 5k.
The 2024 PLNU Student Rising Alumni Award recipients.
A family takes a photo next to a PLNU alumni sign during Homecoming
Dr. Brower is presented with a signed nursing shirt during Homecoming.
Two PLNU students dressed in green and gold and carrying flags get ready for the Homecoming 5K race.
Two female PLNU alums smile during a Homecoming event.
School of Nursing students are honored during Homecoming 2024.
A little girl rides on the shoulders of her mom wearing a PLNU alumni hat.
A family sits at a picnic table outside during PLNU Homecoming 2024.
Three PLNU male alums stand shoulder to shoulder for a group photo.
A PLNU alum family with a newborn baby.
PLNU student playing the guitar at a jazz concert.
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