Students deal with attendance policy and Seahawk parade
Unlike Seattle Public Schools, which excused absences for students who attended the Seahawk parade Feb. 5, Pacific Lutheran University made no exception to its attendance policy.
The day before both...
Fireside Chat answers student questions on PLU’s COVID-19 response
By Brennan LaBrie
News Editor
Pacific Lutheran University is on track to reach its goal of returning to in-person classes as soon as possible, but only if the campus community remains...
You can have it all: Exploring fully inclusive religion
by David Mair, Staff Writer
On a rainy Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m., the Rev. Monica Coleman gave a lecture titled “You Can Have it All” in the Karen Hille...
Lute Link lets students network with alumni
By Kelsey Hilmes, Guest Writer
Being a part of the Pacific Lutheran University community can feel like a game of missed connections. With so many Lute alumni, current and former...
Coffee and music lovers
MADDIE BERNARD
Guest Writer
bernarma@plu.edu
Northern Pacific Coffee Company is back and better than ever. The coffee shop on Garfield Street re-opened Jan. 18 under the new management of Wes Johnson.
Johnson, a Tacoma...
Lutes’ poster campaign spreads across South Sound
By Genny Boots, Guest Writer
My Language My Choice is taking to the streets of Pierce, Thurston and King counties.
The passive poster campaign that began at Pacific Lutheran University is...
Students Volunteer with All-Star Reading Program
By Maureen Redmond, Guest Writer
Pacific Lutheran University students provided extra help and support for elementary students outside of the classroom. The All-Star Reading program (ASR) provides an opportunity for...
Students buy art, food for a cause
RHIANNON BERG
News Writer
bergau@plu.edu
More than 200 Pacific Lutheran University students and community members lined up Nov. 18 to support local food banks in Tacoma.
Donors received a handmade bowl and soup...
New youth group connects students to community
GENNY BOOTS; Online Editor; bootsgj@plu.edu
Pacific Lutheran University’s newest Campus Ministry project, Connect, is pretty aptly named.
Connect youth group is bringing together high schoolers from neighboring Lutheran churches and...