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Turning Point USA Chapter Rejected By ASCLU Senate

Update: On Dec. 5, The Echo confirmed that Robert Meadows, professor of criminology and criminal justice, is listed as the faculty adviser on the club’s application, according to ASCLU Senate Director ...
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Thrift shopping has a positive effect on the community and environment

Thrifting has become more popular in recent years and mitigates issues such as fast fashion, unemployment rates and clothing affordability for low-income households. The trend of thrifting is a ...
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Retired Cal Lutheran Inventor and Professor Dies

On Jan. 18, a retired California Lutheran University professor died of natural causes at the age of 80. Loved: Dr. Kirkland Gable was liked by many of his students when he taught at California ...
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Turning Point USA disbands its Cal Lutheran chapter

California Lutheran University’s chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), a national nonprofit started by conservative activist and commentator Charlie Kirk, hosted a tabling event on the spine Wednesday ...
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Kingsmen Baseball Pitching Adapts To Change In Rotation Due To Injury

The California Lutheran University Kingsmen baseball team has been adjusting to its pitching rotation this season due to role changes, impacted by a recent injury of fifth-year pitcher JJ Frazier.
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Luke Rodarte swims his way to the Olympic Trials

About a year ago, Luke Rodarte was welcomed to the California Lutheran University Swimming & Diving team. Since then, he has not only created a name for himself at Cal Lutheran, but also earned a spot ...
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Students De-Stress For Finals Week Success

On Thursday, Dec. 4, Wellness Resources hosted its first-ever fall semester De-Stress Fest at California Lutheran University. The event was “cozy edition”-themed and invited students to wear comfy ...
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English Professor Wins Inaugural Nature Poetry Prize

California Lutheran University English professor Jacqueline Lyons has been awarded the inaugural 2025 Nature Poetry Prize by Palette Poetry, an online literary journal, for her poem, “Fire Season: ...
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AB 736 ‘makes it impossible’ for CLU to make adjuncts salaried employees

California Assembly Bill 736, designed to grant exempt status and establish minimum salary requirements for adjunct or part-time faculty, will have no effect on adjunct faculty compensation at ...
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Thrift shopping as a trend negatively affects low income households

With an increase of thrifting trends on TikTok and other social media platforms, necessary resources are being taken away from people who can not afford other clothing stores. Thifting as a trend, ...
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The Camino De Howard Davis

California Lutheran University’s Athletic Director Howard Davis recently took a trip to Europe to complete a 210-mile, 16-day walk along the Camino de Santiago, and visit various sights and cities on ...
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Los Robles Hospital faces citations and 86 complaints

Los Robles Medical Center in Thousand Oaks, CA, continues to face state citations due to understaffing and lack of care for patient well-being. Los Robles Medical Center, owned by Hospital Corporation ...