Upcoming
Vikings, Sagas and Runestones: New Findings Change History
Multiple locations on Thousand Oaks campus
The Nordic Spirit Symposium begins Friday evening and runs through Saturday evening.
'Bad News, Good News, Real News, Fake News: Reporting during the Trump era of 'post-truth,' Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann
Laurie Lattimore-Volkmann is an adjunct journalism professor at the College of Charleston, where she has taught courses on reporting, media writing, social media management and public relations since 2011.
'Artistic Representations: Manuscripts to Mosaics,' Christine Sellin, PhD
The 2018-19 History Lecture Series "A Thousand and One Years Ago" continues with Cal Lutheran art professor Christine Sellin discussing representations of art.
The Great Wall of L.A.: Social and Public Art with Judith F. Baca
Judith F. Baca is a native Angeleno whose large-scale mural The Great Wall of Los Angeles is a cultural landmark.
'The Blood is at the Doorstep'
After Dontre Hamilton, a black, unarmed man diagnosed with schizophrenia, is shot 14 times and killed by police in Milwaukee, his family embarks on a quest for answers, justice and reform.
William Rolland Art Center
The CLU 48 Hour Film Jam Spring 2019 is a campuswide competition in which teams of filmmakers have 48 hours to create a short movie.
Rare and Forgotten Chamber Music
The ensemble recital under the direction of keyboardist Eric Kinsley has unearthed repertoire in several archives worthy of rediscovery.
A cello quintet hailed as “brilliant” and “superb” in the Los Angeles Times, SAKURA presents an eclectic program of music spanning eight centuries in dazzling arrangements.
Richard Elliott is principal organist at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City.
Chavela is a captivating look at the unconventional life of beloved performer Chavela Vargas.