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

Jasmine Perez

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(Photo from fall 2019) Delight, a Christian club for college women, is being "intentional" about their meetings as they find their footing in the virtual format.

Cal Lutheran clubs find ways to preserve traditions, connect amid pandemic

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
October 21, 2020
The college admissions scandal is just one example of privilege

The college admissions scandal is just one example of privilege

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
October 15, 2020
Alan Salazar, is a tribal elder of the elder with the Fernandeno Tataviam Band of Mission Indians said Indigenous Peoples Day is an important time to engage with stories and learn more about America's true history.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: a time to ‘share the true history’

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
October 11, 2020
Cal Lutheran Alumna performed an original song about tragedy and loss in the third annual Sunrise Remembrance Ceremony in her hometown of Las Vegas, Nevada, the site of the Route 91 mass shooting. Pictured: Poggione performs her original song “Thinking About You," in Kingsmen Park.

Cal Lutheran alumna sings in remembrance of Route 91 mass shooting

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
October 6, 2020
The way graduating seniors will complete their graduation checklist is changing due to a Student Success Counselor staffing shortage.

Counselor staff shortage leads to change in graduation process

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
September 24, 2020
Cal Lutheran junior Gubidxa Gutierrez talks about his research project poster board. Photo provided by Brian Stetham.

Remote learning: A ‘huge change’ for undergraduate research processes

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
September 20, 2020
Remote resources: students learning remotely do not have access to Pearson Library, Forrest Fitness Center or on-campus study spaces.

Virtual instruction should not cost as much as standard tuition

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
September 17, 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.

Residential students can’t visit other halls, rooms under COVID guidelines

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
September 15, 2020
Gabby Reublin stars in Metanoia, a new web series entirely written, produced and played by Cal Lutheran students and alumni.

CLU Alumna Writes and Produces New Web Series Exploring College Relationships

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
May 4, 2020
Sophomore Angelina Leanos will be inaugurated as Ventura County's Youth Poet Laureate today.

First-year Angelina Leanos’ Open Mic Series; ‘A platform for local poets’

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
May 4, 2020
TRIO Pre-University Program Extends Outreach to Local Communities During COVID-19 Pandemic

TRIO Pre-University Program Extends Outreach to Local Communities During COVID-19 Pandemic

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
April 27, 2020
Future leaders coming together: Cal Lutheran students meet with Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin during their trip to Sacramento.

Cal Lutheran students meet with state senators to defend the Cal Grant

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
March 9, 2020
Conejo Parks outlaws smoking and vaping

Conejo Parks outlaws smoking and vaping

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
March 3, 2020
Assisting in Australia: Angeles National Forest Service firefighters were recruited to help fight wildfire in Australia.

SoCal Firefighters bring experience to Australia

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
February 25, 2020
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What the Failed Impeachment of Trump Means for the 2020 Election

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
February 11, 2020
Thousand Oaks General Plan Update

Thousand Oaks General Plan Update

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
February 11, 2020
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The City of Los Angeles Grieves Together for Legend Kobe Bryant

Jasmine Perez, Reporter
February 4, 2020
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