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Transferology, 'a quick source' for transfer students

Transferology, ‘a quick source’ for transfer students

Christian Davis, Reporter
November 27, 2020
Adina Nack, a scholar of sociology and specifically public health, will lead the university's new Public Health minor.

New minor to address need for ‘accessible, high-quality public health services’

Mikayla Galaviz, Reporter
November 25, 2020
Graphic created by Lauren Heller. Information gathered from National Geographic.

Citywide single-use plastic ban coming 2022

Lauren Heller, Reporter
November 16, 2020
Provided by Maddie Liberti, Coordinator for Community Service.

Community Service Center launches online service hub

Sam Hostetter, Reporter
November 13, 2020
Zino Ayetuoma, Vice President of Black Student Union, was named as one of Cal Lutheran's inaugural Community Scholars for Black Lives.

Cal Lutheran names first Community Scholars for Black Lives

Nataly Gutierrez, Reporter
November 11, 2020
Health experts 'expect COVID cases to rise' in the winter

Health experts ‘expect COVID cases to rise’ in the winter

Jaqueline Flores, Reporter
November 10, 2020
Outdoor class rooms on campus.

Students weigh in on reopening campus: ‘implemented because of greed’

Lauren Heller, Reporter
November 3, 2020
An empty outdoor classroom at California Lutheran University. Professors and staff are expected to return to support in-person learning during the 2021 spring semester.

Medical conditions ‘considered’ in professors’ exemption from in-person instruction

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
November 2, 2020
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Cal Lutheran joins the conversation on diversity in physics

Amaris Menjivar, Reporter
October 30, 2020
Cal Lutheran President Lori Varlotta.

VPs inherit new titles, responsibilities so President can focus on ‘strategic issues’

Christer Schmidt, Reporter
October 25, 2020
California's 12 Propositions on the ballot

California’s 12 Propositions on the ballot

Christian Davis, Reporter
October 23, 2020
From left: Freshman roomates Naja Butler and Coral Fay enjoy takeout in the Pederson/Thompson courtyard Sept.15. The Office of the President announced in an Oct. 15 email that the university will offer hybrid--both in person and remote--learning in the spring. These plans come at the loss of spring break, to reduce travel and limit the potential spread of the virus.

Spring break 2021 canceled in aim to reduce COVID-19 transmission

Jacqueline Flores, Reporter
October 16, 2020
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