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Longtime friends Patrick Gray and Justin Skeesuck are featured in a new documentary, “I’ll Push You,” about their 500-mile journey on El Camino de Santiago. (Idaho Press-Tribune photo) Two Nazarene alumni will premiere a documentary based on their six-week journey across Spain’s El Camino de

General Assembly and Conventions provides many opportunities to meet old friends and new from around the world. Several colleges, universities, and seminaries will hold alumni events in the Indiana Convention Center and surrounding hotels. Friday 23 June NTC-Manchester Alumni & Friends Reception 9

Former Point Loma Nazarene University track & field student-athlete Jordan Mageo will represent the university and American Samoa at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, Brazil. Mageo, who was a member of the Sea Lions' track & field team as a freshman in 2016, will compete in the prelims of 100-meter

CBS Boston photo Point Loma Nazarene University Professor Rob Gailey and his family were ordering lunch Tuesday when a car crashed into the restaurant and hit several members of the Gailey family, including former Nazarene missionaries Chuck and Doris. Rob, Wanda, Joshua (15), Teresa (14), and Rob’s

Mark Maddix was appointed the new dean for the School of Theology and Christian Ministry at Point Loma Nazarene University. The position was vacated one year ago by Ron Benefiel, who took on a different assignment in the Center for Pastoral Leadership at PLNU. PLNU Provost Kerry Fulcher cites Maddix

Ryan Looney was chosen as the newest head coach of the Point Loma Nazarene University men's basketball team, announced Athletic Director Ethan Hamilton. Looney will become the 14th coach in the history of the PLNU men's basketball program. "I am beyond thrilled to have Ryan accept our offer to be

The Special Olympics Regional Athletics Meet returned to Point Loma Nazarene University's campus for the 23rd consecutive year to celebrate the joy of sport for all athletes. Sponsored by Point Loma's Department Family & Consumer Sciences, the School of Education, and the PLNU Athletics Department,

Walter Cho, assistant professor of biology at Point Loma Nazarene University, helped discover this swarm of thousands of tuna crabs on a seamount off the coast of Panama. A team of scientific researchers, including Point Loma Nazarene University's assistant professor of biology, Walter Cho,

Point Loma Nazarene University Athletic Director Ethan Hamilton announced the hiring of Lisa Faulkner as the new head coach of the PLNU women's basketball team. "We are thrilled to have Lisa as the new leader of our women's basketball program," Hamilton said. "She has had tremendous playing and

Coaches often move from college program to college program quite frequently. Some coaches leave because they see greener pastures somewhere else; some coaches leave because of the chance to build something different and new; finally, other coaches are given no option but to leave because of the