Faculty Recital: Dawn Sonntag, Composer
Lagerquist’s lights dim, signaling the start of the recital. Notes pour across the stage from Dr. Dawn Sonntag’s piano, sliced by Lisa Pearson’s mournful violin. Together they perform the...
Lights On: A Follow-up to Lights Out
Last March, I wrote an opinion piece on the lack of lower lighting on PLU campus. This article is a follow up piece aimed at providing a comprehensive view...
Коли настане день / закінчиться війна / там загубив себе / побачив аж до...
My name is Kateryna Savienkova. I am a first-year at PLU. I am Ukrainian. And I have not been to my country or seen my family for 3 years.
I...
Are You Sure You’re Insured?
Compared to other private universities in the area, PLU can take pride in being a diverse campus with 114 international students attending this fall. New Lutes from across the...
Leopard Print: A Timeless Pattern in Every Generation’s Closet
Spots on or spots off? Outdated or innovative? Leopard print has been one of the most consistent discussion topics for the fashion industry since the 1920s. It borders the...
If it’s Boeing Are You Going?
Boeing, a major aerospace company known for manufacturing and selling aircraft, rockets, satellites, and more, is a familiar fixture in the Pacific Northwest. Today, most flights are taken on...
Sleep Tight, Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite
After spending weeks getting themselves situated in the rooms and getting to know their roommates, some PLU students were met with an unpleasant surprise. With classes just having started,...
University Budget Issues Leave Campus Hungry
PLU’s mandatory dining plan is outdated and student wellness is suffering from the unfairly priced dining packages and restrictive hours. Dining staff are worse off as demands increase and...
PLU Prioritizes Health of Community Children
Community health and primary disease prevention are central themes at PLU’s School of Nursing (SoN). Their recent event in Lakewood showcased their commitment to promoting the health of community...