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Cal Lutheran's new Campus Advocate Dahkotahv Beckham said he strives to connect survivors with a plethora of resources depending on the needs of the individual.

Campus advocate to offer ‘holistic resources’ for survivors of sexual harassment, assault

October 26, 2020

Cal Lutheran President Lori Varlotta said though she is in

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

October 25, 2020

PowerPoint slide from Sept. 14 Faculty Assembly 2020-21 Budget Overview.

University counts on spring enrollment to balance the budget

October 24, 2020

California's 12 Propositions on the ballot

California’s 12 Propositions on the ballot

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

October 16, 2020

As of Oct. 15, there are 28 indoor and seven outdoor courses being held at Cal Lutheran, according to an email from President Lori Varlotta.

Some classes resume in-person with new tech for remote learners

October 16, 2020

Angela Naginey, a university employee since 1997, was named the new Title IX coordinator earlier this year.

New Title IX Coordinator is ‘amazing’

October 16, 2020

ASCLU Senate allocates thousands to projects, clubs

ASCLU Senate allocates thousands to projects, clubs

October 14, 2020

Pictured: Hundreds of California Lutheran University students participated in a walkout Feb. 12 to call attention to the lack of action they feel administration has taken in response to two allegedly racist incidents that surfaced in early February.

Racism at Cal Lutheran: Students of Color tell their stories

October 14, 2020

Samuelson Chapel will remain closed for worship despite Ventura County's transition into the red tier of Gov. Gavin Newsom's tiered reopening plan.

Thousand Oaks faith leaders define church in 2020

October 12, 2020

Haco Hoang, chair of the Political Science Department is conducting research regarding the efficacy of Title IX procedures at Cal Lutheran thanks to a $1,000 #MeTooPoliSci grant.

Professors study Title IX and contribute to #MeTooPoliSci research

October 12, 2020

CERF Report: Latinos are 'a driver of economic growth'

CERF Report: Latinos are ‘a driver of economic growth’

October 9, 2020

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