Alexis Montgomery, Culture Editor
June 10, 2020 • 1 Comment
Carmen Reyes, a sophomore at Lindenwood, said she went to her house expecting to clean and pick up her belongings at her designated time, but she was shocked to find a clean house and several items missing.
Merlina San Nicolás Leyva, News Editor
June 5, 2020 • No Comments
Along with new hybrid courses being offered for the fall term, the integrated 360 video conferencing will allow students to virtually attend classes, participate, engage with their peers, and continue with their learning experience in the case of being unable to attend classes due to sickness.
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Matt Hampton, Editor-in-chief
March 16, 2020
In this episode, Matt Hampton talks to Paul Huffman, the university archivist for the past 12 years. Hampton asks Huffman about common rumors about Lindenwood's history, including the tunnels under campus, which Huffman has visited. They talk about ghosts on campus, which Huffman has not seen, but he did unsuccessfully try to revive a ghost-related university tradition. They also talk about the menagerie of items Huffman has collected in his office, including a 3-foot fiberglass shark head.
The Lindenlink Show: Mike Wall talks about his career and leaving LU
March 9, 2020
The Lindenlink Show is a podcast covering news on Lindenwood’s campus and in the community, and featuring interviews with different guests each week.
Pointless Sports Opinions: Tatum Takeover, Zion Hysteria
March 4, 2020
Chase and Caleb talk about Jayson Tatum’s scoring rampage, Zion’s rookie of the year case, Westbrook leading the charge for the Rockets, name that scrub and more.
The Lindenlink Show: Andrew Millians talks about Lindys, Film Series, Russia in the 90’s
March 1, 2020
The Lindenlink Show is a podcast covering news on Lindenwood's campus and in the community, and featuring interviews with different guests each week.
Kayla Drake, Managing Editor
May 15, 2020
Lindenwood’s graduation was supposed to happen this past Saturday, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of seniors are having to find new ways to celebrate.
Coronavirus has changed the dating game – for couples and singles
May 14, 2020
COVID-19 has left some couples stuck apart and others together. But will the pandemic leave a mark on dating even after it’s over?
Dance professor creates ‘pay it forward’ assignment to boost student morale
May 8, 2020
A dance professor charged her students to do random acts of kindness and gave them credit for documenting them, as a way to boost student morale.
Virtual cooking class to take place of Late Night Breakfast
May 4, 2020
Even though campus is closed, Lindenwood’s Campus Activities Board rallies to continue the finals week tradition “Late Night Breakfast” in a new virtual way.
