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The English Department hopes to create a sense of community through events like Literary Open Mic Night.

Literary Open Mic Night gives all majors a creative platform

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
November 12, 2020
Julia Weiss dressed in full costume for her role as Queen Lear. She originally auditioned for the male role of King Lear, but director Michael Ardnt decided a Queen Lear would be more fitting.

Cal Lu presents: King Lear, with a twist

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
November 8, 2020
An empty outdoor classroom at California Lutheran University. Professors and staff are expected to return to support in-person learning during the 2021 spring semester.

Medical conditions ‘considered’ in professors’ exemption from in-person instruction

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
November 2, 2020
From the top left to right, Charis Naini Pulei, Garrett James Wyatt, Waqar Ahmed, Izzy Bordagaray, Bianca Akbiyik, Michaela Crispin, and Savannah Simpson smile for a photo Wyatt takes of the virtual rehearsals for the student directed play, The Women of Lockerbie. The play will be shown virtually at the end of the month.

Virtual student directed play gives a ‘sense of a real production’

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
October 16, 2020
Gym member Megan Harrell moves her workout practice outside.

At-home workouts just don’t compare

Joslyn Buckley
October 10, 2020
CERF Report: Latinos are a driver of economic growth

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

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
October 9, 2020
Leanne Neilson, Provost and VP of Academic Affairs, was one of six local female leaders who shared their stories of civic engagement during Women in Leadership: Celebrating Womens Right to Vote and Exploring Whats Next.

Cal Lutheran celebrates 100 years of women’s suffrage

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
October 5, 2020
The Cal Lutheran Campus Store will price match textbooks to the lowest price available online.

Finding textbooks is time-consuming and expensive

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
October 1, 2020
Incoming students participate in You Got Served service project during new student orientation. This fall, California Lutheran Universitys Community Service Center has added a new advising tool to help students find their footing in community service, connecting them with projects that are aligned with their interests.

Community Service Center’s new advising opportunity will connect students with projects they’re passionate about

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
September 28, 2020
Up and empty: The Swenson Science Center is complete after two years of construction, but still awaits final permitting before labs can begin.

Swenson Science Center finally complete

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
September 17, 2020
Enrollment down 7%: Pandemic impacts students choice to go to college

Enrollment down 7%: Pandemic impacts ‘students’ choice to go to college’

Joslyn Buckley, Reporter
September 13, 2020
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