January 2006
Who will wear this shirt?
PLU’s Wild Hope Project aims to train future church leaders, with campus visitors such as Claudia Stevens.
The Lutheran, January 01, 2006
Top 15 Private Colleges & Universities in Washington
PLU is listed as number five in the top 15 private colleges and universities list.
Washington CEO Annual Book of Lists, January 01, 2006
Finalists named for Augustana presidency
Provost James Pence is named one of three finalists for the Augustana College presidency.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, January 02, 2006
Alarms ring hollow as girls outperform boys in school
Girls are beginning to outperform boys in school, but PLU literature professor Sharon Jansen makes the case that their success should not be viewed as a problem.
The News Tribune, January 08, 2006
PLU classes meet on all continents
PLU is the first American university to have study abroad programs on all seven continents simultaneously.
The News Tribune, January 09, 2006
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Joining NCAA’s Division III now nearly impossible
PLU athletic director Laurie Turner discusses why it is impossible to join the NCAA’s Division III this year.
The News Tribune, January 11, 2006
J-term study abroad
PLU students Aaron Gerow and Margaret Stewart share their study-away experiences.
Cannon Beach Gazette & Hinsdale Doings, January 12, 2006
‘Two Norwegians and a Swede’ in a successful Norwegian concert
PLU alumni Lisa Ganung and Svend Ronning are featured for their performances in a Norwegian concert.
The Western Viking, January 27, 2006
Sea Gals prepare for a Super cheer
PLU freshman Chantale Farino balances college with dancing as a Sea gal at the Super Bowl this year.
The Olympian, January 29, 2006