Saturday, May 5, 2012

PLU celebrates Loren and MaryAnn Anderson

A celebration was held by The Board of Regents Friday May 4 in celebration of the 20 years of service to Pacific Lutheran University from President Loren Anderson and his wife MaryAnn Anderson outside the University Center building.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

A midwinter night's dream

By Alison Haywood, Copy Editor

Love is in the air in the town of Almost, Maine.

Drum Taps: PLU performers sing and string 9 poems of compassion for victims of war and injustice

By Kelsey Hilmes, A&E Reporter

After years of patience, Professor of Music Gregory Youtz will finally witness his 2006 composition performed on stage.

Columnist points out Garfield Street's 'sidewalk of gems'

By Alex Domine, A&E Columnist

When I think of a college city, I picture sidewalks clad with fast-paced pedestrians, high buildings and a busy street reminiscent of a NASCAR track. The closest thing PLU has to a college city is Garfield Street, and that’s like comparing an ant to a scorpion. Despite our lack of a glamorous street full of bohemian shops and cafés, Garfield Street offers some gems disguised as warehouses.

Editor reflects on years at PLU

By Alexis Briggs, Business and Ads Manager

It’s bittersweet being a senior at Pacific Lutheran University.

We watch our younger friends enjoy the lazy, less-stressful year we thought we’d be enjoying, we search for the jobs we thought we’d already have established, we begin studying and working and imagining promises of success in the hours we’d designated to wild celebrations.

Backpacking provides more fun, convenience than going abroad

By Jen Jepsen, Guest Travel Columnist

It might come as a surprise to know the world’s longest hiking trail is right in our backyard — the Pacific Northwest.

Response to CISPA lags

New Internet law fails to gain SOPA’s opposition

By Thomas Haines, Opinion Columnist

Early in the year, many popular websites put up versions of what their sites would look like if SOPA, the Stop Online Privacy Act, or PIPA, the Protect-IP Act, were to pass through Congress.