Bringing the 80s back to PLU
BROOKE THAMES
A&E Writer
Steel Magnolias
Karen Hille Phillips Studio Theatre (Black Box)
7:30 p.m. March 6, 7, 13 and 14
2 p.m. March 15
This week, the Pacific Lutheran University theatre department debuts its...
TV REVIEW: Great, but missing a few ‘Cards’
SAMANTHA LUND
News Editor
Netflix launched season three of “House of Cards” in its entirety last Friday and it housed a shift from the scheming world of politics to a character-driven...
Writing Contest brings creative minds together
BROOKE THAMES
A&E Writer
Photos courtesy of Jakob Maier
A collection of literary-minded Lutes gathered to share their creativity as contestants in a writing contest.
Sponsored by Saxifrage, the Writing Competition held on...
Terran’s Take on the 2015 Justin Bieber
TERRAN WARDEN
A&E Columnist
Justin Bieber, as we all know well, is the cheesy heartthrob who debuted in 2009 with his inescapable song “Baby.”
After a few years as an innocent teenage...
A Generation removed
by Natalie DeFord, News Writer
“The story of this crisis is not just an American Indian story,” the Chancellor’s Professor of History at the University of Nebraska said to an...
Writer Series 10th anniversary concludes
ERIN FLOM
Guest Writer
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Visiting Writer Series at Pacific Lutheran University.
Over the past 10 years, PLU has welcomed more than 50 authors to...
FASHION: How to transform winter looks into spring styles
Fashionable Lutes have been building up a rockin’ winter wardrobe. Their cold-weather looks are tried and true, but what are Lutes to do when a beautiful spring day comes...
TUESDAY TUNES: Mumford, Sparks, and Beyhives!
BROOKE THAMES, A&E Writer
“Wilder Mind” - Mumford & Sons
2015 seems to be the time when beloved artists from yesteryear are deciding to make their glorious returns. First we had...
VIDEO REVIEW: Starbucks’ New Coconut Milk
MATTHEW SALZANO
A&E Editor
I find coconut milk, an option so widely-demanded by Starbuck-ians worldwide, a disappointment.
I worked for Starbucks in Spokane, Wash., for two years (ending in September 2012). During...