Featured Events

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

Whether you're an occasional ice cream fan or a devoted connoisseur, you'll leave with a deeper appreciation for one of the world's most beloved desserts and, perhaps, discover a new favorite flavor.

Preus-Brandt Forum

The Scandinavian American Cultural and Historical Foundation invites you a Nordic film screening of The Girl with the Needle.

Online via Zoom

The course will examine how government-sponsored art transformed public spaces while helping launch or advance the careers of artists including Jackson Pollock, Thomas Hart Benton and Jacob Lawrence.

Samuelson Chapel

Adán Fernández, DMA, will present an evening organ recital.

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

This course will examine the revolutionary movements that challenged traditional ideas about art in the aftermath of World War I. Students will encounter artists ranging from Marcel Duchamp and Hannah Höch to Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró and Man Ray.

Lundring Events Center

Cal Lutheran alumna Fernanda Barragan turned her passion for beauty into a successful career in cosmetics, ultimately founding her own consultancy, acquiring a manufacturing plant and pioneering small-batch manufacturing services for emerging brands.

Online Via Zoom

The four-week course will follow the careers of two influential music executives and the performers, songwriters and recordings that helped shape six decades of American popular music.

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

By the end of these lectures, you'll understand why a piece of music moves you and recognize the artistry behind it, transforming the way you listen to music for years to come.

Kingsmen Park

We've got a full Homecoming weekend lined up to welcome you back to campus — filled with favorite traditions, new memories in the making and plenty of Cal Lu spirit.

Online Via Zoom

The course will explore Maya hieroglyphs, architecture, political systems, royal courts, technology and relationships with the environment.

Thousand Oaks Campus and Online via Zoom

This course will examine the origins of the Cold War and its continuing influence on global politics.

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

These lectures will explain how rival Korean leaders and Cold War tensions culminated in the creation of two separate states and one of the 20th century's most consequential conflicts.

Online Via Zoom

This course will trace Russia’s centuries-long territorial expansion and examine the historical development of its colonial and hegemonic ambitions.