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 Logan Bury
“It's just beyond getting in the water, getting on the field and, like, playing. You’re meeting these people you’re gonna know for the rest of your life," junior Regals water polo player Jacqueline Brandon said.

For The Love Of the Game: Division III Athletics

Logan Bury, News and Managing Editor
April 15, 2025
A protestor listens to a former rangers speech at Channel Islands National Park Headquarters.

Keep Public Lands in Public Hands

Logan Bury, News and Managing Editor
April 1, 2025
Cal Lutheran Appoints Laureen Hill ('83) To New Position

Cal Lutheran Appoints Laureen Hill (’83) To New Position

Logan Bury, News and Managing Editor
February 18, 2025
“I love to live with a chip on my shoulder,” MacEllen McDonough, head coach of Regals Lacrosse said.

McDonough Joins Cal Lutheran Athletics Staff As New Regals Lacrosse Coach

Logan Bury, News Editor
November 26, 2024
Following a renovation the facility will be available for team use prior to the 2025 NWSL preseason.

Angel City FC Moving Into Former Rams Facility

Logan Bury, News and Managing Editor
November 26, 2024
Regals Soccer players Avery West, Ryan Kaneko, Anna Evenson, Macey Peery, and Olivia Suarez celebrating.

[Photo] Cal Lutheran Athletics Wraps Up Fall Seasons

Sammy Fahn, Sports Editor
November 26, 2024
“Students can go right through this program, they can get a degree from Cal Lutheran without knowing a single thing about environmental sustainability,” said Professor and Chair of the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department Robert Dull. “I think, in today's age, and where we are going as a planet and as a country and as a state, people are prioritizing this more and more.”

Sustainability At Cal Lutheran Still Has Room To Grow

Logan Bury, News and Managing Editor
November 5, 2024
Updated renderings show what the new Thrive Grove center will look like.

Thousand Oaks’ Thrive Grove Navigation Center Opening Delayed

Logan Bury, News and Managing Editor
October 22, 2024
Kelsey Myers ('08) studies maps and notes while in Muscat, Oman.

Six Triathlons, Six Continents, In Six Days

Logan Bury, News Editor
October 1, 2024
She said the goal of this center is to provide help to Thousand Oaks residents who are experiencing homelessness. With this goal at the forefront, residents will have to prove a direct or long-term connection to the city.

City breaks ground on new homeless shelter

Logan Bury, Reporter
April 30, 2024
Isabella Oritz, Angelina Momoh, and Randi Maciel performing a cabaret style dance.

[Photo] Students take the stage at Dancing with the CLU Stars

Kylie Utso, Features Editor
April 30, 2024
Members of the Cal Lutheran Hawaii club performed the Hula for attendees.

Kupa’a Hawai’i Club hosts annual luau

Logan Bury, Reporter
April 23, 2024
The Kingsmen made quick work of Ottawa University as they swept the Spirit in three sets.

Kingsmen volleyball sweeps Ottawa University

Logan Bury, Reporter
April 16, 2024
Making students who are looking for something different battle for that opportunity does not reflect a department that claims it strives to support the well-being of its students. I believe Residence Life needs to update its policy, to create better opportunities for students wishing to live off campus.

Residence Life needs to update its policy for students who wish to live off campus

Logan Bury, Reporter
April 9, 2024
“Education is a really challenging career to be going into and having people that all feel very passionate about what we're doing and who want to be there for each other in that struggle of becoming teachers and dealing with the education system, just having people who are all going through something similar to you is really nice,” club member Kailee Ortega said.

Club Teach brings passion for teaching and education for students

Logan Bury, Reporter
April 2, 2024
Los Robles Medical Center, which is owned by Hospital Corporation America Healthcare, has consistently ranked above the statewide average in number of complaints according to the California Department of Public Health. The statewide average number of complaints in 2023 was 32, Los Robles faced 86 complaints.

Los Robles Hospital faces citations and 86 complaints

Logan Bury, Reporter
March 26, 2024
Dean of the School of Management Gerhard Apfelthaler said he believes that the creation of the pedestrian only area will confirm Cal Lutheran's identity as a campus community.

Memorial “Walkway” project still paused

Logan Bury, Reporter
March 19, 2024
The Kingsmen tennis team dropped its dual to Colorado College 6-3.

Kingsmen Tennis falls short against Colorado College

Logan Bury, Reporter
March 19, 2024
“We need the skills of people who think differently,” Grandin said.  

Academic and Animal Behaviorist Temple Grandin says great minds do not always think alike

Logan Bury, Reporter
February 27, 2024
“The professional team pays a significant amount to lease North Field. This revenue has been crucial in these fiscally tough times at the university and enables us to offer more services and programs to more students,” Interim Director of Athletics Howard Davis said in an email interview.

California Lutheran University needs to prioritize building a track

Logan Bury, Reporter
February 27, 2024
Tim Settem takes over as the new interim head coach for women's and men's water polo.

Cal Lutheran water polo welcomes interim head coach Tim Settem

Logan Bury, Reporter
February 20, 2024
Professor Megan Fung Named First Recipient of Cal Lutheran Faculty Fellowship Program

Professor Megan Fung Named First Recipient of Cal Lutheran Faculty Fellowship Program

Logan Bury, Reporter
February 6, 2024
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