From The Matrix: Part of the “Through the Eyes of the Women’s Center” Story
By Dr. Jennifer Smith
Matrix Contributor
I resist the notion that men and women are polar opposites.
I resist the idea that prejudice and intolerance are inevitable.
I resist the sense that change...
From The Matrix: ‘Iron Knees’
By Amanda Seely, Saxifrage Contributor
How sad to veil a pretty face in cloth;
How pathetic to kneel and submit to invisible almighty and despotic man.
Commodified solidarity and morsels of culture...
Every Woman A Lute: Navigating a male-dominated sport
From locker rooms and tackles to dating and gender bias, Pacific Lutheran University’s first female football player navigated the waters of a male-dominated sport and shares how she did...
Facets: The Collective
RIZELLE ROSALES; Mast Magazine Editor; rosalera@plu.edu
The Collective is an independent grassroots community of students that respond to social inequality through developing leadership and organizing action in the PLU community.
What...
Global Perspectives: Ami Shah Q & A
Correction: In the April issue of Mast Magazine, the class cited in "Global Perspectives" has been corrected from GLST 357 to IHON 328.
BROOKE THAMES; Mast Editor-in-Chief; mast@plu.edu
Ami Shah finds...
Nate Hansen on working at OMM
JEFF DUNN
News Editor
dunnja@plu.edu
“Its great to see your friends all the time. I live off-campus, so I don’t get to interact with students on-campus as much anymore, especially first-years and...
NoPaCoCo: the Spirit of Parkland
PARIS FRANKIN; Culture Editor; franklpm@plu.edu
As a student, it’s easy to feel like Parkland revolves around Pacific Lutheran University. While this is somewhat true —the area developed when Norwegian-Americans established the...
DREAMing of a More Certain Future
CECILIE THOGERSON; Guest Writer; thogerch@plu.edu
*Editor’s Note: The name in this story has been changed to respect the source’s anonymity.
A senior of Pacific Lutheran University was in a meeting a...