Hi, my name is Grace Barrera

I am a fourth year student, studying Multimedia Journalism with an emphasis in writing at Point Loma Nazarene University. Currently I am the web manager/editor for The Point and have also spent time on the staff of Driftwood, PLNU’s literary magazine. I am also interning at a digital marketing agency in San Diego, working as a content writer.

I actively prioritize how I can work alongside others, I have strong research skills and knowledge with SEO. The art of pen to paper has always been my form of self expression and I put passion into all my work.

  • Storytellers of PLNU

    “Storytellers of PLNU” is a weekly column presented in The Point focused on highlighting faculty and students at Point Loma Nazarene University. The art of storytelling is alive and well among the PLNU community. This column’s purpose is to spotlight the creative works our students and faculty are creating.

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  • Clairo Charms in Live Performance at The Rady Shell

    Standing in front of 10,000 people, a sold out show at The Rady Shell, Clairo brought intimacy and grace to the stage with her third studio album titled “Charm.” Claire Cottrill “Clairo” is currently on tour, following two residencies debuting “Charm” in Los Angeles and New York.

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  • Media Distorting Religion “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” Review

    Ranking as the No. 1 television show on Hulu last month is “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” a reality TV show following the scandalous lives of eight Mormon mothers who gained their fame from making TikTok dances in their Salt Lake City suburban mansions. Let that sink in.

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  • New LomaBooks Program at PLNU

    LomaBooks is a new student life and formation (SLAF) initiative that enrolls traditional undergraduate students into a program that automatically orders their course materials. Mary Paul, vice president of SLAF, emailed all Point Loma Nazarene University undergraduate students in April, introducing them to the new program. 

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  • Student Spotlight: Annabelle Young Takes Steps Toward The Film Industry

    Young hopes to become an actor and has been in Los Angeles on the set of a television sitcom doing background work and has recently landed her first principal role on the show. Due to legal restrictions, the show title cannot be named. 


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Student Journalist and Writer based in San Diego, CA