This patch of soil

by Natalie DeFord and McKenzie Sumpter With speakers, film-screenings, performances and more, this year’s Earth Day lasted a full week. April 18-25 was both Earth Week and Diversity Week at...

No books, no problem

by Genny Boots, News Writer Beginning fall term 2015, Garfield Book Co. will no longer be selling textbooks. The Pacific Lutheran University bookstore is stopping its in-house textbook distribution. However, the...

“When I look at you, I see a predator.”

Editor’s Note: On Tuesday, April 7, I was contacted by a student who wanted to share her story of being sexually assaulted on campus. This story was not meant...

Women’s Center K-9s are here to help

by Natalie DeFord, News Writer In addition to the friendly human faces at the Pacific Lutheran University Women’s Center, you can find some furry friends there as well. The two...

Soon to be FOSS-ilized

  by Genny Boots, News Writer By September 2016, Foss Hall will no longer grace the maps, tours or the actual campus of Pacific Lutheran University. The 51-year-old residence hall has seen...

LOLLAPLUZA: Lineup Announced

by Matthew Salzano, A&E Editor LollaPLUza is back and better than ever with a new location, a brand new lineup and plans to exceed expectations. LollaPLUza is going to be held...

Registration: Everyone needs a code

Natalie Deford, News Writer With concerns for the time and costs spent on one’s Pacific Lutheran University experience, a 6-digit registration code is now required for all students regardless of class...

NicarAGUA: Bringing wellness with a well

by Genny Boots, News Writer “Viva Agua!” was both the motivation and war cry of the 2015 Pacific Lutheran University NicarAGUA Well Project. During spring break, 10 PLU students and two...

New food truck might roll in

Samantha Lund, News Editor Food on campus might get spiced up next year with a new food truck. With its own specialized menu, the food truck will give students a new place...

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