The Mooring Mast is PLU’s student-run newspaper, first printed in 1924. The unusual name of the newspaper came from the USS Shenandoah, a U.S. Navy airship. In nearby Fort Lewis there was a large mooring structure for the airship and the students derived the name from this in honor of the famed ship. Throughout its existence the newspaper was published as either 'The Mooring Mast' or 'The Mast.' The series in this collection show the different titles of the publication and years during which it was published as such. The newspaper includes coverage of campus events and activities, local and national news, athletics, editorials, and other information on student life and activities.
Staff of the Mooring Mast, academic year 1973-74. From left to right: Paul Olsen, Teresa Swick, Diane Nelson, Lani Johnson, Racine Heacox, Brian Berg, Runnoe Connally, Kevin McKeon, Barry Holt, and Michelle Raymond.
Society for Creative Anachronism. The House of the Black Rose is PLU's chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Saga 1979, p.198-199. Mooring Mast October 6, 1978, page 5.
Society for Creative Anachronism. The House of the Black Rose is PLU's chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Saga 1979, p.198-199. Mooring Mast October 6, 1978, page 5.
Society for Creative Anachronism. The House of the Black Rose is PLU's chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism. Saga 1979, p.198-199. Mooring Mast October 6, 1978, page 5.
