PLU events can take us beyond education
By Shannon McClain, Columnist
The ongoing Food Symposium at Pacific Lutheran University, which began Wednesday and runs through this Saturday, offers more than just an education on food democracy. The...
Lutes should lend a hand in landslide aftermath
By Samantha Lund, Columnist
Sometimes in what seem like the worst moments, we get the pleasure of being reminded how wonderful other people can be. The mudslide in Darrington, Wash....
Controversial ‘selfies’ for good cause not courageous, but effective
By Tahlia Terhune, Columnist
Selfies are now serving a purpose, though not without controversy. As a way to spread awareness for cancer research, the newest trend is to post a...
LETTER FROM THE COPY EDITOR: I’ve got 99 problems, but handouts ain’t one
Military veterans are one of the most important diversity groups in the country today — this was the message Pacific Lutheran University received March 20. Safe Streets and Pierce...
‘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...
LETTER FROM THE NEWS EDITOR: A response regarding the representation of women in media
In Pacific Lutheran University’s student-run media, we pride ourselves on inclusivity.We try to work together, integrate with other offices and do our best to be as inclusive as possible.
However,...
Brand yourself for the job market
By Samantha Lund, Columnist
The interests you put on Facebook, the pictures you put on Instagram and the messages you send out over Twitter are pieces of you — they are...
Replace unrealistic body image of ‘Barbie’
By Tahlia Terhune, Columnist
Since 1959, Barbie has had a firm spot in the toy industry. According to Forbes, Barbie earns 20 percent of...