Wanderlust: The Dreamers of Saigon
By Kjersti Andreassen
Guest Columnist
Less than four months ago, I was standing on my hotel room balcony and saying, "good morning, Vietnam." I visited the country with a team of...
‘Garden’ play proposes personal growth
By Shannon McClain, Guest Columnist
In 1962, Rachel Louise Carson published her book “Silent Spring,” which is commonly credited with launching the contemporary environmental movement.
Carson waited years for someone else to...
Single living- a valuable alternative
By Shannon McClain, Guest Columnist
We have options available to us as students in terms of how to live and who to live with.
Single-living can be a viable option if you...
How to study for (more) pandemic finals
By Caitlin Klütz
Studying for finals is difficult enough in normal times. But it turns out that studying in a world-wide pandemic turns out to be way harder than we...
Exercising from the comfort of your house
Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
We’re all stuck in our homes, with nothing better to do than mull over the mess this country is in and how long we have to go...
Letter from the Editor- October 2024
This issue has been a grand ambition and wildest hope of Sarah’s and mine over this summer. We both wanted to start off strong and early – let the...
Night of Musical Theatre: Traditional performance of classic numbers is a success
By Tahnayee Clendinen, A&E Writer
There was "No Day But Today" for audiences to attend Night of Musical Theatre. The cast's phenomenal work took place last Friday, Saturday and Sunday...
UnPLUg Research Now Complete: Expect Results Soon
By Ashley Connors, PLU Sustainability
During October, Neil Wagner, Aiko Nakagawa, and I conducted a study on energy consumption through the annual program UnPLUg. The data collection phase of our...
Halloween horror: Campo No Show
Halloween weekend can be one of the busiest of the year on a college campus. With all the parties and alcohol consumption happening in the area, it’s safe to...