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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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Thousands gather for a protest in Downtown St. Louis on Wednesday, June 3 following the death of George Floyd.

“We have a long way to go”: BSU president after protests in St. Louis area

Merlina San Nicolás Leyva, News Editor
June 12, 2020
Students and alumni gathered outside of the LARC entrance on May 27 to protest the layoffs of staff and faculty. Photo courtesy of Trisha Tamblyn.

LU students and alumni gather to protest staff and faculty layoffs

Merlina San Nicolás Leyva, News Editor
May 27, 2020
Heather Brown-Hudson, department chair of the gender studies program, rehearsing the Jailhouse Rock number of this years drag show, which has the theme Dragtivism with performers Tyler Woehl, Jamie Clark and Gender Sexualities Alliance President Brooke Parker. Photo by Megan Courtney

Gender Sexualities Alliance drag show centered around relevant events, protests

April 5, 2018
Activist LaShell Eikerenkoetter, a Lindenwood graduate, speaking in Dunseth Auditorium. Photo by Matt Hampton.

Local activist talks about media, police brutality

February 28, 2018
Left: Protester Kevin Nevels speaks loudly about personal encounters with police. “Every time a police pulls up behind me, I have to grab my steering wheel. Do white people?”

Opinion: Protesters just want to be heard

October 6, 2017
By taking a knee during the national anthem, NFL players are taking advantage of the rights they possess as United States citizens. To demand that they do not denies them their rights. Photo from Pexels.com

Opinion: Limiting freedom of expression by NFL players opposes American values

September 26, 2017
Protesters walk down the St. Charles Riverfront the night of Sept. 22. Photo by Madeline Raineri

Stockley protests come to St. Charles

September 23, 2017
University City Police requested assistance Saturday after peaceful protest turned violent when debris was thrown at officers.Photo courtesy of St. Louis Police Departments Twitter page.

Protests about Stockley verdict turn violent for a second night

September 17, 2017
Protests cause decline in Mizzou enrollment

Protests cause decline in Mizzou enrollment

February 16, 2016
Opinion: Teaching moment: Mizzou football speaks, breaks stifling silence

Opinion: Teaching moment: Mizzou football speaks, breaks stifling silence

November 13, 2015
Police vehicle on campus

LU officials prepare for outcome of Michael Brown case

November 13, 2014
Change Brazil is drawing worldwide attention

‘Change Brazil’ is drawing worldwide attention

June 25, 2013
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