Side by Side: Editors review “13 Reasons Why”
Editor’s note: Opinions presented in the following reviews are not representative of The Mast as a whole
DYLAN FOREMAN; Sports Editor; foremad@plu.edu
I think in today’s society, people way too frequently use the...
Terran’s Take – Recent Disasters (aka The MET Gala & Fyre Festival)
Terran Warden; Mast Radio Arts & Culture Producer; wardentc@plu.edu
Joined by close girlfriend and little monster Naomi Engelhart, Terran Warden and Naomi discuss everything in pop culture and celebrity you need to...
Sports Talk 05/02
Christian Bond; Mast Radio Sports Producer; bondco@plu.edu
Christian Bond, Lacey Nicholson, DJ Winter and Drew Ardissone bring you an hour of sports coverage focused on PLU athletics, as well as what is happening...
Bard on campus: Joe Goodkin brings Ancient Lyric Poetry to PLU
PARIS FRANKLN; Culture Editor; franklpm@plu.edu
While Homer’s “Odyssey” has persisted as a classic work and is still widely read today, few have the opportunity to experience The Odyssey as it...
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...
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...
Facets: Conservatives on campus
RIZELLE ROSALES; Mast Magazine Editor; rosalera@plu.edu
The Pacific Lutheran University chapter of College Republicans is a student group that is dedicated to sustaining and advancing conservative values through active discussion,...
Home away from home: Q’s coffee shop replaces NPCC
JONATHAN SPIELMANN; Guest Writer; spielmjs@plu.edu
Jose and Qiana Velez, owners of Q’s Coffee House believed that a coffee shop should be filled with conversation and music.
The new coffee shop opened...
Community Corner: Paul Fritts
CAMILLE LEMKE; Guest Writer; lemkecr@plu.edu
Organ builder Paul Fritts and his business are rooted here in Parkland. Fritts’ father originally owned Paul Fritts & Company Organ Builders in the 1960s...