President Jimmy Carter: 100 Years of Service
On Sunday, December 29, former President Jimmy Carter died at his home in Plains, Georgia, where he had been receiving hospice care for nearly two years. Carter was 100...
Study Away at PLU: A Data-Driven Look
According to data provided by the Wang Center, PLU has an average of 25% of graduating students with study-away experience since 2020. This number is half of 50% that...
MultiCare Medical Center To Break PLU Ground
Big changes are coming to lower campus as Tacoma-based hospital MultiCare begins construction on its new medical facility. The facility, paid for by MultiCare, is being built through PLU’s...
A Space Unmade: The Makerspace’s Final Decline
Hinderlie’s cheery exterior is in sharp contrast with the unease of its occupants. A tepid anxiety was heralded by Venessa Perkinson, Community Director for Harstad, Hinderlie, and Kreidler. Her...
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...
Lego Lute – Q&A With The Face Behind the Figurine
It’s a mystery. No one seems to know the identity of the person behind The Lego Lute, the latest addition to the plethora of PLU Instagram accounts.
Featuring a small,...
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...
Delta Iota Chi Silent Auction
The PLU nursing honors club’s charity auction has had another successful year of raising funds to help feed the Parkland community during Thanksgiving. Held in the AUC’s Chris Knutzen...
Garfield’s Welcoming New Boudoir Studio
Lace, gauzy ruffles, and a clean calm fills a new business on Garfield street. The lingerie and underwear store Cutty Sark Intimates moved in over the summer—mannequins and clothing...