Concert features works of Pulitzer winner
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang will be the guest of honor at the 10th Annual New Music Concert on Sunday, Feb. 19, at California Lutheran University.
Feature Stories'Flipped' biology course tests well
After an experiment carried out in the classroom, David Marcey shifts from traditional lectures to video- and inquiry-based courses. Making way for Diego
When Edlyn Vallejo Peña, a specialist in equity and inclusion in higher education, learned that her son had autism, she set out both to understand his world and to push for faster change at universities. Our surge
The number of military veterans enrolled at CLU has tripled in three years, as troops return and Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits kick in. The veterans and the university are working hard on a smooth transition. Grant trains teachers who understand hearing loss
A $1.2 million federal award will help put 48 teachers for deaf and hard-of-hearing students through CLU's Graduate School of Education. |
News ReleasesKennedy Center festival features CLU play
California Lutheran University has been invited to stage one of its productions at the prestigious Region VIII Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for the second year in a row. Danish lighting pioneer to be honored
Hollywood's original illumination engineer will be inducted into the Scandinavian American Hall of Fame in California on Saturday, Feb. 11, at the Nordic Spirit Symposium. CLU screens immigrant film in Oxnard
California Lutheran University will take its popular Reel Justice Film Series off campus for the first time, screening a documentary at Oxnard College about children attempting to immigrate to the United States. CLU hosts discussion of eurozone crisis
California Lutheran University will present a discussion of the eurozone crisis and its implications for the United States on Monday, Feb. 13. |
More CLU News
CLU examines farmworker health risks
California Lutheran University has received a $150,000 grant to research environmental justice in Oxnard.
KCLU receives 6 Golden Mike awards
For the 11th year in a row, National Public Radio station KCLU was the biggest winner among radio and TV stations in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties at the Radio & Television News Association of Southern California's Golden Mike Awards.
Big band Valentine concert returns to CLU
The annual concert of big band music and love songs celebrating Valentine's Day will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, at California Lutheran University.
Organist presents master class, concert
A Kansas City organist and teacher is presenting a free concert and master class at California Lutheran University.
University hosts first gospel concert
California Lutheran University will present a free gospel concert for the first time at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10, in Samuelson Chapel.
Kingsmen Shakespeare 2012 season set
The 16th season of the Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival will feature performances of "Romeo and Juliet" and "Much Ado About Nothing" at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks.
Nordic symposium covers post-Viking era
The 2011 Nordic Spirit Symposium at California Lutheran University will explore life in the post-Viking era, from architecture to magic to politics.
CLU hosts Chinese New Year celebration
California Lutheran University will host its popular Chinese New Year celebration from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, in Soiland Recreation Center.
CLU multimedia students to exhibit work
California Lutheran University multimedia students will display some of their work from Wednesday, Feb. 1, through Tuesday, May 15, in Soiland Humanities Center.
'Dead Man Walking' author to talk at CLU
The Catholic nun whose relationship with a death row inmate was the basis for the movie "Dead Man Walking" will speak at California Lutheran University at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31.
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