Student Media of Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri

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Student Media of Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri

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Student Media of Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri

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Anna Miyagi, who had to leave early because of the coronavirus, said she missed the beaches in her home: Okinawa, Japan.

COVID-19 university and border closures leave international students in confusing situations

Merlina San Nicolás Leyva, News Editor
April 8, 2020
Lindenwood University Public Safety is located on the fourth floor of the Spellmann Center and they can be contacted at (636)949-4911.

Crime log: 2 drug violations

Tyler Keohane, Reporter
January 22, 2020
Lindenwood University Public Safety is located on the fourth floor of the Spellmann Center and they can be contacted at (636) 949-4911.

Crime log: 3 drug violations, 2 assaults

Leon Silva, Reporter
November 13, 2019
Butler Library closed in 2017, but the 90-year-old building may see new life, according to proposals.

New housing, STEM building, and more could be in LU’s future

Matt Hampton, News Editor
November 10, 2019
Editorial Cartoons by Kat Owens

Where are the colors?

Kat Owens, Design Chief
October 25, 2019
Dark Carnival graphic from the Weekly Roar.

Ninth annual Dark Carnival to bring spooky fun

Daniel Bell-Nguyen and Merlina San Nicolás
October 22, 2019
Photo by Kat Owens.

Campus hours altered for fall break

October 4, 2019
The historic side of campus holds dozens of plaques and bricks commemorating alumni and others. Photo by Kayla Drake

What’s with all the plaques on campus?

September 3, 2019
Editorial Cartoons by Kat Owens

Editorial Cartoon: Searching for the truth

Kat Owens, Design Cheif
February 15, 2019
Editorial Cartoons by Kat Owens

Editorial Cartoon: Fuel the need for caffeine

Kat Owens, Design Cheif
January 25, 2019
Editorial Cartoons by Kat Owens

Editorial Cartoon: the Christmas cactus

Kat Owens, Design Cheif
December 7, 2018
Back in July, before school and resumed and Lindenlink was mourning the loss of its print publication, The Legacy, the rock was convenient for a meme. But even then, the rock proved useful for declaring a message. Graphic by Kat Owens

Opinion: It’s time to take pride in the Pride Rock

KAYLA DRAKE, Multimedia Producer
November 15, 2018
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