California Lutheran University announced it would be discontinuing its women’s lacrosse program effective immediately on Tuesday, April 28, citing “continued and severe challenges in maintaining a ...

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 ...

Since the dawn of time, the recording and retelling of stories has remained a constant element of our human experience. Today, the sheer volume of literary content at our disposal is immense, ...

Four California Lutheran University students stood before a crowd in Lundring Events Center on Thursday, April 30, delivering personal speeches at the university’s inaugural “TEDx College — Stand up ...

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 ...

After a wet winter and abnormal March heatwave, rattlesnake season has come earlier than normal, as Ventura County saw four rattlesnake bite reports and one fatality over a two-week stretch last month ...

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: ...

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 ...

Hernandez, who has served on ASCLUG all three years he has been at Cal Lutheran, said he’s “honored to accept the opportunity.” Hernandez said he sees the nomination as a chance to serve Cal Lutheran ...

Schannae Lucas, chair of the Criminology and Criminal Justice Department, received the 2026 President’s Award for Teaching Excellence during the Honors Convocation on Tuesday, April 28 in Samuelson ...

California Lutheran University recently welcomed alumna Hayley George, who earned her master’s degree in counselor education last May, as its new Wellness Resources coordinator midway through last ...

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 ...