California Lutheran University's Student Newspaper Since 1961

The Echo
California Lutheran University's Student Newspaper Since 1961

The Echo
California Lutheran University's Student Newspaper Since 1961

The Echo
All content by Emily Henbest
Giving back this holiday season: 'really about this idea of family and community'

Giving back this holiday season: ‘really about this idea of family and community’

Emily Henbest, Reporter
December 6, 2022
Several academic programs being considered for potential future changes

Several academic programs being considered for potential future changes

Emily Henbest, Reporter
November 8, 2022
Talking over the phone can cause a 'feeling of dread'

Talking over the phone can cause a ‘feeling of dread’

Emily Henbest, Reporter
November 8, 2022
Person scrolling through a TikTok page

A TikTok presence creates a greater chance for success

Emily Henbest, Reporter
October 31, 2022
Purple, white and black butterfly on a yellow background. There is text underneath saying DREAMers Welcome with a callutheran.edu/dream link following these words.

Outdated DREAM Act guidelines make it difficult for DREAMers to receive financial aid

Emily Henbest, Reporter
October 24, 2022
Price matching will allow for more students to be able to attend Cal Lutheran.

Public Price Promise to make Cal Lutheran tuition comparable to UC school’s

Emily Henbest, Reporter
October 17, 2022
Sarah Stephan (left) and Hayley O'Leary (right) review the budget for Model United Nations preceeding an ASCLUG meeting

Model United Nations unable to attend USC conference

Emily Henbest, Reporter
October 10, 2022
Sabith Khan and Fabiola Lara, co-founders of Tlali•Pani are amongst the first to receive the Dorfman Incubator Grants.

Dorfman Incubator Grants aid in four Cal Lu alumni startups

Emily Henbest, Reporter
October 3, 2022
California Lutheran University Class of 2026.

Cal Lutheran enrollment sees rebound in first-years

Emily Henbest, Reporter
September 26, 2022
Grace Hall is among the many on-campus living quarters whose residents are experiencing A/C complications.

Air conditioning in residence halls ‘very inconsistent’ following heat wave

Emily Henbest, Reporter
September 18, 2022
Cows' milk is harmful to your health and the environment

Cows’ milk is harmful to your health and the environment

Emily Henbest, Reporter
April 25, 2021
APIDA Heritage Month celebrated early with a 626 Night Market-inspired event

APIDA Heritage Month celebrated early with a 626 Night Market-inspired event

Emily Henbest, Reporter
April 12, 2021
This year's Film Jam was doubled for a total of 96 hours. Participants created animated films that will be showcased at 7 p.m. on YouTube.

48 Hour Film Jam x 2: double time ‘for animation, of adrenaline and creativity’

Emily Henbest, Reporter
April 5, 2021
AB 736 'makes it impossible' for CLU to make adjuncts salaried employees

AB 736 ‘makes it impossible’ for CLU to make adjuncts salaried employees

Emily Henbest, Reporter
March 15, 2021
Professor of Political Science Gregory Freeland was interviewed by The Atlantic for the Inheritance project.

Dr. Freeland explores family history in The Atlantic’s ‘Inheritance’ project

Emily Henbest, Reporter
March 10, 2021
Cisco's Mexican Restaurant, located in Thousand Oaks, made renovations to their outdoor dining area to accommodate COVID-19 guidelines in Southern California

Outdoor dining is a positive solution for the restaurant industry during COVID-19

Emily Henbest, Reporter
February 24, 2021
Students to compete in Among Us for raffle prizes

Students to compete in Among Us for raffle prizes

Emily Henbest, Reporter
February 19, 2021
California Lutheran University senior and "The Laramie Project" cast member Moriah Sittner will contribute to the Rise Up Project's first production.

Cal Lutheran students, alumni present ‘The Laramie Project’

Emily Henbest, Reporter
February 10, 2021
Cal Lutheran student Tamar Haddad's first book tackles issues of discrimination and offers a path for change in her first book "The Future of Palestine."

CLU student Tamar Haddad aims to end the ‘persecution of those who are different’ in first book

Emily Henbest, Reporter
February 1, 2021
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