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Work Smarter, Not Harder

Studying can be difficult. However, with the right study tips, students can prepare for significant assignments without any fret. When

Lynn Athletic Director Devin Crosby recently interviewed Ruth Zijlstra, a Lynn volleyball player that positively impacted refugees with the power

This January term, students engaged in community service, language and culture immersion as well ascareer preparation. The Lynn community not

After a year full of masks, social distanced outings, Zoom dates and embracing “the new normal,” iPulse is ready for

Mike Arsenault, associate dean of the College of Communication and Design, chose to become a professor because he likes to

Professors at Lynn have been adjusting to the new way of life on campus. COVID-19 has forced schools and universities

While libraries still manage to fulfill readers’ needs, the rise in digital e-books has grown significantly within the last few

Due to COVID-19, classes switched to a hybrid model of remote and in-person learning. The structure of the semesters will

Positive feedback from the Lynn community regarding the block scheduling approach has resulted in an extension into the spring semester

California State schools to go online for the 2020 fall semester On Tuesday, May 12, California State University Chancellor Timothy