Monthly Archives: December 2016 »
The Trumpocalypse: Let’s Stay Optimistic
A Trump presidency might plunge the United States into an era of unknowns. But that isn’t a reason to panic, it’s a reason to unite. Donald Trump is the President-elect of the United States.
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Height Doesn’t Measure Heart
Standing at only 5 feet 8 inches tall, fourth-year wide receiver of the Los Angeles Rams Tavon Austin was an unlikely success in the National Football League. Despite being one of the smallest players
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CLU’s Coach Rider Retires After 22 Years
After winning the first game of the Kingsmens’ 2016-17 basketball season Tuesday, Nov. 8 against News Release, California Lutheran University’s winningest men’s basketball Head Coach Rich Rider made the sudden announcement that he is
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SAAC Participates at Special Olympics Fall Games
Empowering Athletes: Shelby Kubota and Emily Werman of the Regals tennis team attended the Fall Games. The California Lutheran University Student Athlete Advisory Committee attended the Special Olympics Fall Games that happen annually every Nov.
Read More »CLU’s Theatre Department Lacks Accessibility
It seems that everyone from students to staff are bursting open their doors and calling you to join something during freshman year at California Lutheran University. Heard about Math Club? Come to this RA
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Cal Lutheran Welcomes New Regents to Board
Since May 2016, six new members have been added to California Lutheran University’s Board of Regents, including two students and one faculty. The Board of Regents is comprised of 25 selected and approved individuals,
Read More »Black Friday: We Need A Lot More Courtesy
Holiday shopping is already in full swing. It’s a stressful time on both sides of the cash register, so let’s not be rude to store workers. There was a meme going around the internet
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Sacred Land, Sacred Water: Fight For Rights
A Native American bishop’s persective and experience at Standing Rock. Former California Lutheran University religion professor Bishop Guy Erwin returned to Cal Lutheran to share his personal experiences with students, staff and faculty about
Read More »Aspiring Athletes Should Experience College Life First
For those who are unaware, the National Basketball Association has requirements for basketball players wanting to enter into the NBA draft. Players must be at least 19 years of age or be one year
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