Car prowls plague PLU
By: Olivia Crocker and Gurjot Kang
A car prowl epidemic has hit Pacific Lutheran University. With potentially hundreds of dollars in damages, and in some cases stolen property, affecting 23...
The 2018 midterms presents: the good, the youth and the divided
By Gurjot Kang
After eight years, Democrats gained a majority over Republicans, flipping the House of Representatives this past midterm election cycle.
Meanwhile, Republicans maintained control over the Senate, occupying 52...
Students aggravated with Advising: Academic Advising leaves students with more questions than answers
By: Chloe Wilhelm
When Max Norstrom started at PLU, she knew exactly what she wanted to do.
She didn’t know how challenging it would be to make it happen.
Norstrom, who was...
Student involvement soars on record-setting Bjug Day
By: Colton Walter
If you’re a student who’s somehow managed to avoid noticing the mugs, shirts, app and even the countless beards, odds are you are still impacted by Pacific...
There’s something brewing on campus
By: Sarah Ward
Something new is brewing in Pacific Lutheran University’s (PLU’s) campus coffee shops.
Students returning for fall semester may have noticed a subtle change in flavor in both the standard...
PLU Prow weathers the storm
By: Max Norstrom
Standing over 20 feet tall, the Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) Viking Prow continues to breach through current times, standing as a commemorative symbol of PLU’s proud history.
The...
Students rally around Gen-Ed proposal
By: Brennan LaBrie
Clad in black and lined up outside Leraas Lecture Hall, over forty students surprised administrators and staff arriving at the October faculty assembly.
The students carried signs calling...
The new slug on the block
By: Brennan LaBrie
After 31 years of living on campus, the Rieke Slug, star of the large dioramas featured in the main hallway of the Rieke Science Center, officially has...
Rescheduled and Ready to Face-Off: A recap of the WA State Senate debate at...
By: Gurjot Kang and Raven Lirio
What do tax cuts, healthcare reform, immigration policy and hammers as assault weapons all have in common? The 2018 Washington State U.S. Senate debate...