Swing Club holds Disney-themed fairy tale dance
A few beauties and even a beast danced the night away at the first ever fairy tale dance Monday in Anderson University Center.
The event, sponsored by the Swing Dance...
Exhibit commemorates anti-Nazi student group’s resistance and resolve
Today’s students had the chance to learn about German students of the 1940s during the library’s exhibit on the Nazi resistance group, Die Weisse Rose, or The White Rose....
Becoming More Than ‘Just Pals’: First Date Tips For Guys and Gals
By Zach Wittstruck, Guest Writer
The experience of a first date is nerve wracking for some and a welcome challenge for others, but it almost always comes down to analyzing...
Music department seeks new chair, faculty
By Natalie DeFord, A&E Writer
The music department will be doing significant hiring — it needs a new department chair and it needs to fill a second music education position. Students...
Nerdlesque: Parkland comic book shop brings nerdy burlesque to Emerald City
Comic book and cult classic fans have something extra to look forward to after this year’s Emerald City Comic Con: a nerd-themed variety show called “Nerdlesque,” organized by Parkland’s...
“The Art of Wayzgoose:” University Gallery exhibit previews upcoming art festival
The University Gallery is displaying a sneak peek at some pieces for the upcoming art festival Wayzgoose.
“The Art of Wayzgoose,” which opened March 12 and runs through April 9,...
Powerful women in performance: Women’s empowerment event draws small crowd, big energy
By Una Tingvik Haave, A&E Writer
The Commuter Lounge and the Diversity Center partnered with the Women’s Center to showcase powerful women and their talents last Friday in The Cave.
Powerful...
All-day festival showcases guitar program
In an attempt to bolster support for the guitar program, Pacific Lutheran University's department of music sought the help of professional musicians to teach at the fourth annual guitar...