PLU satirical newsletter Seven@7 leaves lasting impact on campus
Raven Lirio
Copy Editor
Most mornings students prefer to drink coffee, but sophomores Brice Wilbanks and Nathaniel Lackey start sharp at 7 a.m. with a daily dose of fresh tea—that is...
“And the Oscar goes to…”
BROOKE THAMES
A&C Editor
thamesbe@plu.edu
Another year of the Oscars has come and gone, but the highlights of the three-hour television event still linger. Notable moments of the night included the triumphant...
TV winds down for winter: Spoiler Alert!
NATALIE MOONEY
GUEST WRITER
Mooneynr@plu.edu
Television shows are wrapping up for winter, leaving fans wanting more and patiently awaiting their returns in the spring.
Grey's Anatomy:
Nov. 19, “Grey’s Anatomy” had its winter finale...
New art exhibit explores what it means “To Be Human”
The first art exhibit of the school year opened Wednesday night in the University Gallery in Aida Ingram Hall. Â The exhibit, called "To Be Human," seeks to examine the...
Among Us game review
By Raven Lirio
General Manager
Compared to the Animal Crossing: New Horizons boom from spring, a new game has moved to the top games for 2020. It’s not Minecraft or...
Swedish impact in SCAN center: #SchoolStrike4Climate takes over the internet
By Olivia Crocker
Copy Editor
“I don’t want you to be hopeful. I want you to panic. I want you to feel the fear I feel every day. And then I...
Fall Choral Concert sets the stage for the year
By Thomas Horn, Guest Writer
The Pacific Lutheran University choir students demonstrated a well-balanced sound during the Fall Choral Concert. The concert included the Choir of the West, Chorale and...
LASR Out of Studio Session with Meg Dolde
PLU's Meg Dolde perfroms out of LASR's studio in the Karen Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
Dance delivers diverse options to PLU students
By Terran Warden, Guest Writer
Dance programs offered by Pacific Lutheran University give students a glimpse into a magical world of dance. Students are offered opportunities to audition for the...