Christian Vaca

Christian A. Vaca is an Information Technology professional and cybersecurity engineer with over 20 years of combined military and civilian experience in the Department of Defense and private sectors. His expertise spans network security, cloud infrastructure, endpoint protection, and secure systems design. As an adjunct professor, he integrates his industry background into hands-on, lab-driven instruction that bridges academic theory and professional application.

ASB Club Decision Regarding Turning Point USA

Read President Fulcher's statement on the Associated Student Body (ASB) Board of Directors' decision regarding the application to charter a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) student club at PLNU.

Cosette Tigüilá

Professor Cosette Tigüilá is an educator, instructional designer, and lifelong learner committed to fostering engaging, inclusive, and technology-enhanced learning environments. Drawing from over eight years of teaching experience in K–12 and higher education, she integrates digital tools and pedagogical best practices to support diverse learners and promote academic success.

Closing the Distance

Event poster presenting event information published on the page with the visual graphic showcasing an oil painting of two individuals in an embrace in a smeared or purposefully stretched way.
“Closing the Distance” is a solo exhibition by artist Matthew John Bacher featuring large-scale oil paintings that explore movement and the human figure. Hosted at PLNU’s Keller Gallery from November 3–December 1, the show includes an opening reception on November 4 from 5–7 p.m.

Closing the Distance

Event poster presenting event information published on the page with the visual graphic showcasing an oil painting of two individuals in an embrace in a smeared or purposefully stretched way.
“Closing the Distance” is a solo exhibition by artist Matthew John Bacher featuring large-scale oil paintings that explore movement and the human figure. Hosted at PLNU’s Keller Gallery from November 3–December 1, the show includes an opening reception on November 4 from 5–7 p.m.