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...
PLU music department plans for the fall season
By Skye Llewelyn
Photographer
The Pacific Lutheran University Music Department, and the School of Arts and Communications in general, probably took one of the hardest hits on campus when COVID-19 arrived....
American Head album review
By Nolan James
Arts & Culture Editor
Legendary psychedelic rock band The Flaming Lips’ newest album American Head is a flurry of emotions and textures. The album is at once lushly...
Crafting in quarantine
By Hannah Montgomery
Editor-in-Chief
The quarantine imposed by Pacific Lutheran University was not a new phenomenon to me. My family stayed quarantined for the majority of the summer, only traveling when...
Opera and vocal students stay positive despite distance learning challenges
By Nolan James
Distance learning has been tough for all involved. Faculty are doing their best to acclimate to the needs of students while still providing rigorous courses, and students...
Ways to get creative when you have cabin fever
By Kendan Bendt
It’s important to keep your brain active during these trying times, and why not do something creative to take the edge off? Everyone knows people love to...
Netflix’s “Tiger King” shocks and surprises
By Emily Groseclose
I’ll be the first to admit that when Tiger King was first released, I was transfixed. Everything about the show was so outrageous and unpredictable that I...
Saxifrage magazine goes online
Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
The editors of PLU’s literary magazine Saxifrage had all the dates lined up and ready for the 2020 edition. But of course, COVID-19 showed up and threw...
Urinetown is dead
Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
On Thursday, March 5, senior Jessica Furnstahl and her cast of the musical Urinetown rehearsed into the night, fueled with excitement for the next week’s performances. On...