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ASCLUG asks university president questions about staffing cuts, Title IX

ASCLUG asks university president questions about staffing cuts, Title IX

February 22, 2021
Neighbor reports Thousand Oaks gathering involving college students

Neighbor reports Thousand Oaks gathering involving college students

February 12, 2021
Tests reveal 10 more COVID cases following off-campus gathering

Tests reveal 10 more COVID cases following off-campus gathering

November 19, 2020
Off-campus gathering leads to 15 COVID-19 cases

Off-campus gathering leads to 15 COVID-19 cases

November 17, 2020
A Ventura County Clerk-Recorder Poll Worker stands outside the in-person voting location at California Lutheran University Nov. 3.

Why are the election results taking so long?

November 4, 2020
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 25, 2020
President commits to address inequity on campus

President commits to address inequity on campus

October 6, 2020
The green features of CLU: In addition to the Trinity residence hall and the Swenson Center, the new Ullman Dining Commons promises green features to conserve energy. To learn more about clean energy and energy conservation, visit the Green Week booths on Regals Way from April 22-25. Photos by Anna Coulson, Staff Photographer

Cal Lutheran furloughs 10% of staff amid revenue shortfall

October 1, 2020
PowerPoint slide from Sept. 14 Faculty Assembly 2020-21 Budget Overview.

20% revenue shortfall due to COVID-19 will lead to more furloughs and layoffs

September 23, 2020
BIPOC faculty and staff ask Cal Lutheran leaders for equity

BIPOC faculty and staff ask Cal Lutheran leaders for equity

September 18, 2020
Professor of Political Science Gregory Freeland said all of his classes include discussions of race, racism and social justice but he felt it was important to take pause and participate in the nationwide Scholar Strike. The Scholar Strike was a nationwide teach-in on antiracism. Photo from 2016.

Some Cal Lutheran professors engage in nationwide anti-racist teach-in

September 11, 2020
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 4, 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 4, 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 27, 2020
Do Your Part: Stay Home, Be Kind

Do Your Part: Stay Home, Be Kind

April 20, 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.

[PHOTO] Fall Study Abroad Students Brace for COVID-19-Related Cancellation

April 20, 2020
Holy Week, Passover Offer Connection Amidst COVID-19 Social-Distancing

Holy Week, Passover Offer Connection Amidst COVID-19 Social-Distancing

April 8, 2020
Bergamo, a city in the Lombardy region of Italy has seen a death rate of 5-6 times the average during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alone together: experiencing a pandemic across the globe

April 6, 2020
Professor of Religion Rahuldeep Singh Gill is widely known across disciplines at Cal Lutheran for his work with the Center for Equality and Justice, co-founding the Interfaith Allies and advocating for justice in all realms.

‘Inconclusive evidence’ one year after professor’s office was vandalized

March 23, 2020
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Editorial: The Echo Stands Strong in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic

March 16, 2020
Students ask Board of Regents for change

Students ask Board of Regents for change

February 25, 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.

Board of Regents to address ‘unrest on campus’

February 18, 2020
Racial climate: ‘A long-standing issue’

Racial climate: ‘A long-standing issue’

February 11, 2020
Student-athletes allegedly involved in racist incidents

Student-athletes allegedly involved in racist incidents

February 5, 2020
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Welcome Editorial: New Decade, New Stories, Same Echo

February 4, 2020
Bringing people together: Cal Lutheran Faculty and Thousand Oaks locals perform classical music in Samuelson Chapel during Peace in Concert, Saturday, Feb. 1.

Peace in Concert

February 4, 2020
Executive Chef resigns from Sodexo Cal Lutheran

Executive Chef resigns from Sodexo Cal Lutheran

February 4, 2020
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