Choir of the West returns after Montana tour
By Natalie DeFord, A&E Writer
After 30-plus hours of bus riding and five performances, the Choir of the West returned from its 2014 Spring Tour Sunday night and sang in...
Be aware of intimate partner violence
By Shannon McClain, Columnist
In 2007, the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) reported that 21 percent of college students had experienced dating violence from a current partner, while 32...
Businesses create unique social media personalities
By Jillian Stanphill, Business Writer
Social media is no longer about the individual. Companies, conglomerates and corporations are starting to realize the impact their social media accounts can have on...
Crime Time 4/7-4/13
Medical Aid-
Campus Concierge staff in the Anderson University Center called Campus Safety April 11 in need of medical aid, because a student had suffered a laceration to her right...
Career Expo offers opportunities for students
Finding a job as a new college graduate can be a challenge, but for students at Pacific Lutheran University, it is a little easier thanks to the annual spring...
‘Lean In’ event seeks alumnae advice
By Janae Reinhardt, Guest Writer
“What would you do if you weren’t afraid?” — this was just one of the four key questions a group of Pacific Lutheran alumnae answered...
Future ASPLU and you
Dynamic duo Sarah Smith and Dan Stell have won the Associated Students of Pacific Lutheran University (ASPLU) elections, and they’re ready to get down to business.
Smith and Stell, both...
Classing up your language on privilege
The concept of class received a community focus April 10 at the event “Watch Your Mouth.” In Anderson University Room 133, students primarily from an “Intro to Sociology 101”...
CEO personal opinions make or break companies
By Katelynn Padron, Business Writer
A CEO’s opinion can make or break a company. Clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) and fast food chain Chick-fil-A have both been affected by...