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October 03, 2008
A student overcoming challenges and having a great time at PLU, two new authors and a new study on pets. All of these headlines put PLU in the News.
PLU sophomore Emily Algire shows the world that ADD is not going to slow her down in college - and she's got the GPA to prove it! Read more…
Pacific Lutheran's own Doreen Beard-Simpkins, assistant to the dean in the School of the Arts, has recently released a brand-new book, "Tacoma's Wright Park." Along with co-author Melissa McGinnis, she is giving the community a fresh look at one of Tacoma's most-visited parks. Read more…
Thinking about getting a new furry friend? A recent study at Pacific Lutheran University gives you even more reasons to get out your checkbook when you see those big brown eyes. Read more…
It is well known that PLU has one of the best study-away programs among universities. That reputation has now reached the last frontier, as one Alaska family gives PLU the thumbs-up. Read more…
PLU graduate Donna Smeall began her life with severe birth defects. Today, however, she is enjoying her many successes as a writer for the Key Peninsula Newspaper and a new author. Read more…
University Communications intern Brielle Erickson compiled this report. Photo by University Photographer Jordan Hartman.
Pacific Lutheran's own Doreen Beard-Simpkins, assistant to the dean in the School of the Arts, has recently released a brand-new book, "Tacoma's Wright Park." Along with co-author Melissa McGinnis, she is giving the community a fresh look at one of Tacoma's most-visited parks. Read more…
Thinking about getting a new furry friend? A recent study at Pacific Lutheran University gives you even more reasons to get out your checkbook when you see those big brown eyes. Read more…
It is well known that PLU has one of the best study-away programs among universities. That reputation has now reached the last frontier, as one Alaska family gives PLU the thumbs-up. Read more…
PLU graduate Donna Smeall began her life with severe birth defects. Today, however, she is enjoying her many successes as a writer for the Key Peninsula Newspaper and a new author. Read more…
University Communications intern Brielle Erickson compiled this report. Photo by University Photographer Jordan Hartman.