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Planning for fall: After Thanksgiving classes will go online
Of special note is an important change for the fall semester: Following the Thanksgiving break, all classes will move to remote/online instruction for the remainder of the fall semester. Students will be allowed to remain in the residence halls and use campus facilities and services, but classes and final exams will all be online.
OLLU MBA in Health Care Management recognized for online program excellence
Our Lady of the Lake University's Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Health Care Management has been named one of 2020's best for online learning in health care management by EduMed.org. OLLU earned top honors for online programs and courses that provide high quality education and services to students for an affordable price.
OLLU joins ACCU on statement on Supreme Court decision on DACA
OLLU joins with the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities (ACCU) and institutions of Catholic higher education across the nation in celebrating today's U.S. Supreme Court decision on Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals.
Statement from OLLU faculty
In response to worldwide calls to dismantle institutionalized racism led by the Black Lives Matter Movement and recent sharing of sexual assaults and harassment at our campus, we, the faculty of Our Lady of the Lake University who serve you as professors, teachers, advisors, and mentors, stand with you against all harmful forces including sexual assault and harassment, racism, sexism, colorism, prejudice, xenophobia, heterosexism, colonialism, ableism, ageism, cisgenderism, classism, religious oppression, and violence.
No extra fees for textbooks for undergraduates
The OLLU All-Access program will allow undergraduate students to "rent" textbooks and digital materials for free for the semester. If everything is returned at the end of the semester, there will be no out-of-pocket costs.
Alumna (ʼ94) named Texas Elementary Teacher of Year
The Texas Parent Teacher Association has named Maria Elena Pacheco (BA Spanish ʼ94) the Elementary Teacher of the Year for 2020.