“At Some Point, Silence is Betrayal”
OPINION EDITORIAL:
Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) cares about its students' voices: voices that did not number enough for PLU to comment on the acquittal of the three Tacoma Police...
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...
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...
Club Boost: A New Initiative to Support Student Clubs
On March 1, club leaders from all across campus gathered in the AUC Regency room for a Club Boost. The attendees filtered to the tables, and the chatter began...
What Makes PLU Education Special?
I squinted at the sun, wondering whether the grass underneath me was too wet, while the rest of my class settled down in a circle around the professor. It...
“Happy as a Community, Not Just as Individuals”- Local Artist Reflects
Tacoma-based artist Joseph Brooks is used to working in public spaces where art meets everyday life. With a practice that spans murals, painting, and ceramics, Brooks is known for...
ASPLU is Preparing for a Comeback
Student governments were a lot more prominent in high school, but PLU students may be finding themselves wondering: where’s ours? Â
Many PLU students are unaware of Associated Students...
Pets of PLU Column: Ralph
Meet Ralph! Ralph is Dr. Justin Eckstein’s dog, and so can usually be found wandering be-
tween classrooms in Ingram Hall.
Some of Ralph’s favorite things are: playing fetch, especially before...
Center for DJS Gets Lutes “On The Road”
On the Road (OTR) —an event of discovery of interconnections to each other and the environment—was led on Saturday, September 21 by the Center for Diversity, Justice, and Sustainability...