PLU Clubs Alphabet: P-Z
Learn more about P rism, T hrive, & Y oung Life. Club leaders also share why they chose PLU, best advice for your first year, and how they got involved on campus!
PLU Clubs Alphabet: I-M
Learn more about I ntervarsity, L atinx Unidos, and the M ast (our student newspaper)! And hear what these club leaders say is their best advice for your first year at PLU
PLU Clubs Alphabet: E, F & G
Learn more about E c onomics Club, F CA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) and G REAN (Grassroots Environmental Action Now). Plus, club leaders share their best advice for your first year at PLU!
PLU Clubs Alphabet: A-C
Watch this first video of the series to learn more about A PISA (Asian Pacific Islander Student Association), B SU (Black Student Union), and C ARE (Community Aid Relief and Education). This is a great opportunity to hear from current students and leaders about their…
PLU Clubs Alphabet
Get to know some of the 50+ clubs & organizations we have at PLU, A through Z!
You Ask, We Answer: What’s the Difference between Intramurals, Club Sports & Varsity Sports?
Thanks to Associate Athletic Director for Recreation Rob Thompson for helping us answer this question! There are plenty of ways to get active and involved in sports at PLU, whether you’re looking for competition, skill-building, or just some fun with friends. Here’s a breakdown of…
Ask the Expert: What’s something students are surprised to learn about PLU’s Recreation programs?
Many students are surprised by just how much PLU Recreation offers – not just for fun and fitness, but also for paid jobs , leadership development , and unique experiences . For example, Lutes can teach exercise classes, and PLU covers both their certification and…
Mountain Hike with Outdoor Rec
It was the kind of morning that you only get a couple of times in fall at PNW: crisp fresh air, not a cloud in the sky, quiet. At 7:30 AM on Saturday, PLU campus was sleeping, but not us, ten students and two trip…
Making Movies (and Moves) at PLU: Ivan Wilson ’25
When Ivan Wilson (’25) first arrived at PLU, he was set on studying vocal performance. He soon realized it wasn’t for him. “It didn’t breathe life into me,” he shared. However, “[…] art did. But I was too scared to major in it. Not because…
Let’s Get Creative: The Arts on Red Square
What is ‘The Arts on Red Square?’ Third-year student Kateryna Savienkova takes us through this annual event, highlighting the efforts of students involved in the creative arts across PLU’s campus. Students who attended were able to put their minds at ease through listening to music…
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