Lutes abroad: J-term a popular time to study away

J-term is just around the corner, and many Pacific Lutheran students will soon be sitting through four-hour classes, cheering on their friends through PLU Idol and catching up on...

Men’s Project challenges masculinity stereotype

   “Real men” are strong, straight and emotionless, much like the manly men in action movies. If a man isn’t any of these, he’s called a woman, which happens to...

PLU restructures academic programs into four colleges

Brennan LaBrie Editor-in-Chief Starting this fall, Pacific Lutheran University’s academic departments will be divided among just four colleges: the College of Health Professions, the College of Natural Sciences, the College of...

Live, Love, Serve

Kayla Hoy  Reporter The lifelong sport of tennis comes to a collegiate close for two of PLU’s senior tennis players, Taylor Stokes and Hampus Eliasson. While taking advantage of the PLUS Year...

Family Weekend: Shows, family and food

by Brooke Wolfe, Staff Writer Families were welcomed to Pacific Lutheran University last weekend with three days full of events. Activities started Friday evening with an Associated Students of PLU...

The Wang Center Hosts 10th Biennial Symposium

Steph Valenti Reporter For 20 years now, Pacific Lutheran University’s Wang Center has been hosting a symposium, and this year marks the 10th biennial anniversary of the event. This year’s event...

The Coffee Oasis Makes Positive Impact on Teens

The Coffee Oasis is a nonprofit organization geared towards youth in need in the Pacific Northwest. The Coffee Oasis has cafe locations in Port Orchard, Bremerton, Kingston, Poulsbo, and...

ROTC competes in Oregon

Dylan Ward Guest Writer warddc@plu.edu Pacific Lutheran University’s Army Reserve Officers Training Corps program sent a team of 10 to compete in the annual Ranger Challenge Competition at Camp Rilea over the...

Softball mixes old with new

JAKE BILYEU; Sports Writer: bilyeujc@plu.edu Pacific Lutheran University Softball may have had their games cancelled last Saturday at St. Martin’s, but that has done little to slow the momentum of...