“It felt like WE were choking”: Members of George Floyd’s family call for justice
By Derek Gibson
Guest Writer
Editor’s note: PLU student Derek Gibson recently interviewed Central Washington University student Shayla Zartman and her father, Selwyn Jones. Shayla is George Floyd’s cousin, and Jones...
Student conduct violations fall as Student Care Network grows
Brennan LaBrie
News Editor
In October, Pacific Lutheran University Campus Safety released their annual safety report, detailing all crimes that occurred on campus property in 2018 compared to the two years...
All ages come together in strike for climate
Kendan Bendt
Reporter
In support of a worldwide climate strike, over 100 strikers gathered in the People’s Park in Tacoma on Friday, September 20th to participate in chants, songs, and poetry,...
“Disability doesn’t mean lack of ability”: Special Olympics athletes strive for success
By Gurjot Kang & Solen Aref
News Editor & Reporter
Christopher Douglas began participating in the Special Olympics program at Pacific Lutheran University last year. It quickly became one of his...
New Parkland Literacy Center opens
By Kiyomi Kishaba
Reporter
At the curve between the Pacific Lutheran University soccer fields and the Keithley middle school parking lot lies the Parkland Literacy Center (PLC), acting as a bridge...
Standing with womxn: students march for equality
By Hannah McCauley
Reporter
Pacific Lutheran University students participated in the Womxn’s March for social equality, women’s rights, and representation of intersectional identities on March 8 on campus.
Speakers Mary Sarpong, Barbara...
Navigating PLU through disability
By Solen Aref, Gurjot Kang, Kiyomi Kishaba, Victoria Norman and Chloe Wilhelm
Reporter, News Editor, Reporter, Arts & Culture Editor, and Opinion Editor
Walking from one class in Morken to a...
“I just want to provide a space where everyone is loved”: Notes Coffee overcomes...
By Mckenna Morin
Editor-in-Chief
When looking at the outside of the building, you would never guess what the little cafe is hiding inside. Light jazz music blooms from small speakers, an...
Rescheduled and Ready to Face-Off: A recap of the WA State Senate debate at...
By: Gurjot Kang and Raven Lirio
What do tax cuts, healthcare reform, immigration policy and hammers as assault weapons all have in common? The 2018 Washington State U.S. Senate debate...