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Kerry Mellin said she worries her business could go under due to President Trump's recent tariffs, this worry serving as a driving factor behind her participation in local protests. 

Thousands Attend Protests In Thousand Oaks

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Interim University President John Nunes said, at its core, Lutheran beliefs have allowed for educational freedom on campus that promote critical thinking and discovery. 

How Lutheran Is Cal Lutheran?

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President Nunes interacts with attendees of the Cal Lutheran Athletics Wine and Beer event.

President Nunes, A Year In Retrospect

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Associate Professor of Physics Sebastian Carron Montero was awarded the Presidential Award for Teaching Excellence at the 2025 Honors Convocation Ceremony on Tuesday, April 29.

Sebastian Carron Montero Receives Presidential Award

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“One of the things that really stuck out with Leanne was that she does it, and she does it under the radar. She is a strong, guiding force of good, and she has been, she has been for years,” said Pattie Braga, executive director of Ventura County Leadership Academy.

Provost Neilson Named Educational Leader Of The Year

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Title IX is a federal law, therefore, the university must comply with all regulations established by the government as well as California state law, said Deputy Title IX Coordinator Christine Paul.

Federal Government Updates Title IX: University To Respond Accordingly

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Students perform at the Fall 2024 Dance Concert.

All Theater, No Dance In TAD

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Sophomore Caitlynn Crowley and Senior Reed Sharp star in Rumors as Cassie and Glenn Cooper.

Cal Lutheran Theater Department Collaborates Across Campus

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The College of Arts And Sciences Deserves An Actual Dean

The College of Arts And Sciences Deserves An Actual Dean

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