Students

Student’s speak out against COVID testing procedures

Published on : October 28, 2021October 28, 2021 Published by : Kevin Romine

SAN ANTONIO — Our Lady of the Lake University student, Monica Schlueter, thinks the Our Lady of the Lake University COVID policies need some adjusting. “I’m a PhD student and in the last two weeks this is my third request to come to campus to receive a COVID test and […]

Risks Associated with Remote Learning

Published on : September 22, 2020November 5, 2020 Published by : Alan Florencia

With most kids studying online due to Covid-19, are families prepared to fight cybercrime? San Antonio – Norma Riojas, a San Antonio mother of an elementary school girl, has noticed her daughter is learning to use technology at an accelerated rate. When asked about cyber concerns she commented “seeing her […]

Dorm-life hacks every college student needs to know

Published on : February 5, 2020February 3, 2020 Published by : Danielle Ojeda

SAN ANTONIO – Transitioning to a college living arrangement usually means downsizing to one bedroom that suddenly becomes your entire house. With this kind of change, it is uncanny for students to get creative and make use of space in the most efficient way, especially on a college budget. Thankfully, […]

The cost of being locked out

Published on : October 17, 2018October 28, 2018 Published by : Danielle Ojeda

Dorm Lockout Fees

OLLU Student Film Festival

Published on : March 27, 2018April 11, 2018 Published by : Danielle Ojeda

By Chloe M. Brown SAN ANTONIO—Our Lady of the Lake Mass Communications Department hosted a student film festival where students from two different film classes showed off short screenplays. These short films ranged from seven to twenty minutes long. Students, staff, and outside OLLU community gathered together in Thiry Auditorium […]

Why You Should Worry About Equifax Data Breach

Published on : September 20, 2017April 11, 2018 Published by : Maria Elena Cruz

By Maria Elena Cruz SAN ANTONIO—Thursday, September 21, 2017–Millions of people are expected to be affected by the recent data breach at credit monitoring giant Equifax. During the summer, hackers infiltrated Equifax company databases and stole personal information from more than 140 million Americans, including 12 million Texans, according to […]

When Ugly Becomes Fashionable

Published on : December 17, 2016April 11, 2018 Published by : Mariana Salazar

By Mariana Salazar SAN ANTONIO—As the holidays approach, there is one party we will surely get invited to – the ugly sweater party. This traditional party has been around and growing momentum for over the past decade. Whether you are part of the half that embraces this tradition, or the […]

What Am I Thankful For?

Published on : November 10, 2016April 11, 2018 Published by : Danielle Ojeda

By Lake Front Staff SAN ANTONIO—Thanksgiving is around the corner and that means it’s time to eat! It’s also the season to reflect and give thanks for all the blessings we have as an OLLU community. There are so many people who are less fortunate than us and we tend […]