The London Chronicles: Never gonna give EU up
By Gurjot Kang
Reporter
As my classmates and I stood in line with our “Britain Today” professor for a guided tour of parliament, I couldn’t help but notice that most of...
Student transitions to campus-life after study away
Molly Ivey
Guest Writer
Transitioning back to life on campus after a study away experience isn’t always the easiest. Just as facing culture shock in a new country is a challenge,...
Athletes and students jostle for room in Names gym
Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
At 5:45 a.m. on Wednesdays, the Names athletic facility overflows.Â
The small, oddly circular, facility is filled with athletes before the sun rises. I am one of those...
School shooting reminds us of the importance of conversation
Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
My phone buzzed: Did you hear about Santa Clarita?Â
No, what about it?
I knew what the answer was.
Another shooting.
I felt the familiar pit of anger and sadness form...
The London Chronicles: A golden sari in the British Museum
By Gurjot Kang
Reporter
As I patiently waited in line, behind a queue of eager tourists, to enter the British Museum, I couldn’t help but wonder what new and exciting information...
Guest Opinion: students protest inauguration
Deanna Hobbs hobbsdm@plu.edu
Gracie Anderson andersgn@plu.eduÂ
We, the students, are protesting the failed Presidential Search Process that blindsided the campus community with the decision of appointing Allan Belton as the new...
Why the Democrat Debates are circuses and are not helping the Democratic Party in...
Kendan Bendt
Reporter
The hosts of the fourth Democrat Primary Debate held on October 15th, CNN and the New York Times, were more interested in entertaining the voter base than educating...
Snyder reflects on experience as NSO guide
Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
A crucial part of the Lute experience begins before we step into class and anxiously scan our first indecipherable syllabus. Time and again, we have heard praise...
The London chronicles: A morning commute
By Gurjot Kang
Reporter
“Good bye!”—I graciously call back to my homestay host, Mrs. Patel, as I turn to grab my backpack and open the front door.
I’m almost one foot outside...