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The Kingsmen football team finished 5-3, which is an improvement after going 4-5 in each of the last four seasons.
Photo by Jackie Rodriguez- Photo Editor

Diversity and Inclusion Training for CLU Athletics

May 5, 2020

CLU has been slowly introducing drought-resistant plants throughout the campus due to the little rainfall Southern California has received in the past few years. CLU has just planted drought-resistant plants in front of the sign along Mt. Clef Rd. and Olsen Rd.

Cal Lutheran Students to Receive Over $1.7 Million of CARES Act

May 5, 2020

Cal Lutheran President Chris Kimball addresses the investigation into the Feb. 2019 vandalism of Professor of Religion Rahuldeep Singh Gill's Office.

CLU President Acknowledges Petition, Agrees to Reopen Inconclusive Investigation

April 28, 2020

Kaia Maudal travels home to Norway amidst COVID-19 campus closure and Foreign Ministry advisory.

Oceans Away, International Students Trade Sleep for Zoom Lectures

April 28, 2020

Cal Lutheran's Inagural Cultural Graduation Celebrates Achievements Online

Cal Lutheran’s Inagural Cultural Graduation Celebrates Achievements Online

April 28, 2020

Cal Lutheran Admissions Becomes Test-Optional

Cal Lutheran Admissions Becomes Test-Optional

April 28, 2020

D'Amore's Pizza Restaurant in Thousand Oaks is making regular deliveries to Los Robles Hospital to feed healthcare workers fighting COVID-19.

D’Amore’s Pizza is Feeding Thousand Oaks Healthcare Workers fighting COVID-19

April 21, 2020

Webbed: Sophomore Akbar Abidi studies in the Pearson Library. The summmer hybrid courses will create a unique learning environment.
Photo by Brennan Whitmore - News Editor

As COVID-19 Moves Summer Class Online, Students, Professors Express Anxiety Toward the Future

April 21, 2020

Students enrolled in fall study abroad programs, such as the CLU-Oxford program, are preparing their schedules for potential cancellations related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fall Study Abroad Students Brace for COVID-19-Related Cancellation

April 21, 2020

Thousand Oaks Sees Rise in Online Tutoring Services in Response to School Closures

Thousand Oaks Sees Rise in Online Tutoring Services in Response to School Closures

April 21, 2020

Garrett Mueller interned in the office of Senator Diane Feinstein and hoped to continue to work on Capitol Hill until COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders forced him to return home to California sooner than planned.

COVID-19 is Changing Graduating Seniors’ Plans

April 14, 2020

Recipe for success: Above, students Hamza Mujaddidi (left) and Ahmad Jaffar work on their lab experiment in General Chemistry II. Below, Holly Webb synthesizes salicylic acid in chemistry lab.
Photo by Tora Thuland - Staff Photographer

‘Missing Out on the Hands-On Experience’: Science Labs on Zoom

April 14, 2020

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