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A Letter In Support of The Cornell Daily Sun
The Echo
Editor’s Note: The following statement includes mention of sexual assault The Echo staff applauds the student journalists of The Cornell Daily Sun, who were recently thrust into the national spotlight in the wake of their investigative article uncovering the alleged sexual assault of a female student in October 2024 and Cornell University’s subsequent handli
Alumna Business Owner Shares Beauty Industry Expertise
The Echo
California Lutheran University alumna and entrepreneur Fernanda Barragan ‘16 gave a talk at Lundring Events Center on Wednesday Sept. 30, sharing insight on starting her manufacturing company, BBeauty Consultancy, and giving advice to emerging entrepreneurs in attendance. Barragan spoke as part of the Entrepreneurship Speaker Series hosted by the Steven Dorf
Ullman Dining Removes Vegetarian Bar Following Waste Audit
The Echo
California Lutheran University and Sodexo removed its designated vegetarian section from Ullman Dining following waste audits at the conclusion of the spring 2026 semester. Elizabeth Nepute, Sodexo’s general manager, noted a low “take rate,” a metric Sodexo uses to gauge whether or not a station is moving successfully. “Not a lot of people were grabbing...
¿Qué significa el Mes de la Herencia Hispana para los estudiantes latinos?
The Echo
Editor’s Notes: This article is a translation in Spanish by El Eco Copy Editor Danessi Valiente of Valeria Paez’s The Echo article under the same name. You can find the English version here. El Mes de la Herencia Hispana brinda a los estudiantes latinos la oportunidad de celebrar nuestras raíces, pero nuestras culturas merecen ser...
Kingsmen Drown Bobcats in Home Opener Victory
The Echo
The California Lutheran University Kingsmen water polo team (6-10, 1-1 conference) was victorious in their home opener with a 14-6 defeat of the University of California, Merced Bobcats (0-8, 0-1 conference) on Thursday afternoon in the Samuelson Aquatics Center. The Kingsmen got on the board three minutes in, with sophomore center forward Ceasar Nava taking
Hispanic Heritage Should Be Recognized Year-Round
The Echo
Editor’s Note: This article has been translated into Spanish by El Eco Copy Editor Danessi Valiente. You can find the Spanish version here. Hispanic Heritage Month gives Latino students a chance to celebrate where we come from, but our cultures deserve to be recognized beyond this time. For one month, Hispanic and Latino culture becomes more...
Frye Cooks Redlands with Hat Trick
The Echo
Sophomore midfielder Sawyer Frye’s three goals and an assist led the California Lutheran University Regals soccer team (7-1-3 overall, 4-0-2 conference) to a 4-1 conference victory over the University of Redlands Bulldogs (2-8 overall, 1-4 conference) Wednesday night at William Rolland Stadium. Frye’s hat trick is the first by a Regals player since three-tim
CEJ Hosts ‘Free Market’ Event: Offers Students Free Clothes, More
The Echo
California Lutheran University’s Center for Equality and Justice hosted a ‘Free Market’ on Wednesday, Sept. 30 for students and staff to “take home clothing items, small appliances and more for free,” according to the event’s page on Cal Lutheran’s website. Water bottles, gift cards, bags, hats and menstrual products were also present at the event,...
Davis’ Impact Felt Across 35 Years at Cal Lutheran
The Echo
Kecia Davis is celebrating 35 years at California Lutheran University, marking more than three decades of service as an athletic trainer, professor, administrator and coach. Davis began her time at Cal Lutheran in 1991 after joining the university as an assistant softball coach. Since then, she has worn many hats, including head women’s basketball coach,...
Opinion: Sweeney Discredits Female Athletes’ Accomplishments
The Echo
Sydney Sweeney’s lack of care in the way she allows herself to be represented in the media is highly problematic and damaging to women and women athletes. This was made apparent in the latest ad campaign she was featured in. The campaign for a sports prediction market company called Novig showcases actress, Novig partner and...
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