Brownies, blacklights, and exploding balloons: Chemistry Club celebrates Mole Day Eve
An explosion in the Rieke open lab is usually a worst-case scenario.
On October 22, however, the explosions were purposeful - and professor-endorsed.
At the Mole Day Eve celebration, the nationally-recognized...
Community joins forces to fight hunger
By Leah Larson
Church groups, students and community-minded citizens gathered together for a good cause at Steilacoom Park last Sunday to participate in the 33rd annual Pierce County Hunger Walk....
Lutefit presents: Zombie Zumba
Zumba and Zombies are a new craze sweeping the nation, so if you see the undead on campus Oct. 28, don’t panic. They’re headed to Olson Auditorium for “Zombie...
Debate team edges out rivals at national tournament
Pacific Lutheran University has excelled in various sports divisions, but now it’s time to take this legacy off the field and bring it behind the podium.
PLU’s newly formed debate...
Wrong Food Labels Results in American Food Waste
By Shunying Wang, Guest Writer
Forty percent of the food produced in the U.S. goes into the trash due to the misinterpretation of food expiration dates.
A study conducted by the...
New ELCA bishop’s office is at PLU
Most people know that Pacific Lutheran University is a religious college. However, it is much less well known that the Bishop of the Southwestern Washington Synod of the Evangelical...
Yakima lot car prowler charged
Suspects arrested and charged
Two Tacoma residents have been charged with crimes related to the car prowls and thefts in the Yakima parking lot at Pacific Lutheran University last month.
Pierce...
Clarifying the contingent faculty situation
The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) placed a paid advertisement on page 2 of the Oct. 11 issue of The Mooring Mast about Pacific Lutheran University’s contingent faculty vote...
New Pro-Life club on campus
By Leah Larson, Guest Writer
With clubs like Students of the Left and PLU Democrats dominating the political spectrum at Pacific Lutheran University, one student decided it was time to...