California Lutheran University's Student Newspaper Since 1961

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California Lutheran University's Student Newspaper Since 1961

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California Lutheran University's Student Newspaper Since 1961

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En la imagen : Sofía Fernanda, Abigail Marin Iniestra, Mirna Clemons, Layla Aguilar Prieto y Ayxa Agraz, en la celebración para los alumnos viajeros del 2024

El Renacimiento del Club De Idiomas y Culturas

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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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Aliyah graduated from Cal Lutheran in 2018 to receive her bachelor's degree, then attended USC to receive her Master's and graduated in 2021.

Cal Lutheran alumna Aliyah Navarro's journey to career with the NFL

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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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An infographic on the statistics of harmful hookup culture.

Hookup culture can have harmful effects on college students

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Cal Lutheran Appoints Laureen Hill ('83) To New Position

Cal Lutheran Appoints Laureen Hill ('83) To New Position

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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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“I think everyone is a victim of consumerism, no matter how sustainable you try to be. Just the way our system is set up, we are meant to be consumers,” Junior Cristian Dipietrantonio said.

Social Media Has Normalized Consumerism Habits

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thrift store rack with colored shirts and and lamp shades on shelf above

Thrift shopping has a positive effect on the community and environment

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