All Upcoming Events
In this exhibition, Terry Spehar-Fahey introduces audiences to the world of ranching families in Pahsimeroi Valley, Idaho, a collaboration with photographer Kirstie Lambert who documents contemporary ranching life.
William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
Power subjugates. Its ability to do so is rooted in the systems a body encounters, and in the mind connected to said body. We navigate as our theorists described this development of identity and system-impacted communities.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
HyFlex (Thousand Oaks Campus and Zoom)
Along with other contemporaries, this class will give an overview of the development of the three different artists of that time and their distinctive styles.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
This course will present the audience with the most accurate scientific information available and an explanation of how these principles come together using examples and predictive computer models.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
This course will dive deep into rarely-told stories, will enliven them through context, and will examine the depth of ancient folklore and the messages that they convey, even to today.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
This course will examine the creation of art and its impact on the development of faith, religion and spirituality; and inversely how faith, religion and spirituality influenced art.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
This course will begin with World War I and trace the modern history of Jerusalem, attempting to understand the modern political forces that have shaped and continue to shape the city today.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
In this class, Tony Moon will explore the incredible and mostly unknown secret of Nashville: it's wealth and variety of non-Country Music that has had its roots there.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
Beginning with the Early Christian and Jewish period during Roman times, we explore the influences of symbolism and pictorial representations of religious images in Europe and the Middle East, ending our journey with sleek contemporary structures.
View a display of clay cultural heritage works that represent Nariño, Quimbaya and Calima cultures.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
This six-part course is a timely discussion that provides a simple but comprehensive path to understanding what every person applying for United States Citizenship today needs to know: how the U.S. Government and Democracy actually works.
Join us during Thursday Chapel to hear Cal Lutheran’s very own Mariachi Ensemble, led by Rocio Marrón.
Flipping the Script: Unexpected Moments that Time Forgot
“Flipping the Script” is a history lecture series that highlights people, groups or events in world history that are typically ignored or considered irrelevant in mainstream cultural narratives.
In the first lecture, UC Davis history professor Andrés Reséndez, PhD, will discuss how, after a Genoese navigator brought the Atlantic World into existence in 1492, a similar “Columbian moment” occurred in the Pacific.
Lecture
Zoom PDT
Sheridan Wigginton, PhD, and McNair Scholar Melissa Romero will discuss how Dominicans, Dominican-Americans and Dominican culture are taught to university students learning Spanish.
Adan Fernández
Join us for a 30-minute organ concert of Baroque music from composers such as Bach, Buxtehude, Telemann, Pachelbel and more.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
In this two-part lecture we’ll discuss the history of the observations that changed how we view the makeup of the Universe and what we can discover by studying light using different techniques and types of light.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
In this two-part lecture, we’ll look at a number of economic issues which will enable us to understand the recent past with a particular emphasis what has happened over the last 50 years.
Theatre Arts Student Artist Series
"Roe" by Lisa Loomer follows the history of the controversial Roe v. Wade decision through the eyes of the people involved.
Lecture
Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center
José Hernández, MS, will share the story of his journey from migrant farmworker to NASA astronaut.
One County, One Book
The One County, One Book 2022 selection for Ventura County will present a panel of professors and alumni — Samuel Claussen, PhD; chef Antonio Sessa ’15; and Michaela Reaves, PhD — to talk about the role of food (such as chocolate) in American history and culture.
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Register for our next Financial Planning Association (FPA) quarterly education meeting featuring two guest speakers.
Cal Lutheran Student Soloists and Ensembles
Music Department students will celebrate homecoming weekend with an eclectic array of solo and chamber performances.
Cal Lutheran celebrates the scholarly work of top undergraduates at this annual event.
Wyant Morton, conductor
The Cal Lutheran Choir and Cielo (treble choir) open the season with one of their hallmark concerts, featuring an eclectic program of innovative and exciting contemporary choral music.
Cal Lutheran will gather to celebrate its mission and values, and what it means to be a future-focused, values-informed university.
Adan Fernández, organ
Join university organist and organ faculty Adan Fernández in a Halloween celebration as he performs music for the season.
Join the Cal Lutheran community and the Latin American Student Organization for a Día de los Muertos celebration honoring the lives of deceased loves ones.
Flipping the Script: Unexpected Moments that Time Forgot
“Flipping the Script” is a history lecture series that highlights people, groups or events in world history that are typically ignored or considered irrelevant in mainstream cultural narratives.
For the second lecture in the series, Chris Kimball, PhD, will discuss the Jackie Robinson story. Although Robinson’s story is well known, less reported is the impact of integration on Black professional baseball. As Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers, the “Negro Leagues” experimented with white players. That fascinating story further highlights the remarkable nature of Robinson’s achievement.
Mainstage Production
Shakespeare in Love is a wildly funny and romantic play based on the Academy Award-winning movie of the same name.
Adan Fernández
Join us for a 30-minute organ concert of Baroque music from composers such as Bach, Buxtehude, Telemann, Pachelbel and more.
Enjoy an evening of chamber music with guest artist Hyeree Yu on viola. The performance features music written from the late 19th century to the 21st century.
Throughout campus
This week is a chance for Cal Lutheran to commemorate the cultures represented on campus and learn about differences that make the community beautiful.
Join the Center for Global Engagement and the United Students of the World club in a celebration of cultural diversity at the World Fair.
Wind Ensemble and String Symphony
The CLU Wind Ensemble and the University String Symphony will each perform a wide variety of outstanding and diverse music, then join forces to close the performance with works for full symphony orchestra.
Quilt Project
World AIDS Day events are free and open to the public. Indoor masking is required and will help us protect the health of featured speakers and attendees.
AIDS Memorial Quilt Viewing, 2-7:30 p.m.
Panel Presentation and Candlelight Vigil
World AIDS Day events are free and open to the public. Indoor masking is required and will help us protect the health of featured speakers and attendees.
Panel Presentation and Candlelight Vigil, 5:15-7:30 p.m.
Flipping the Script: Unexpected Moments that Time Forgot
“Flipping the Script” is a history lecture series that highlights people, groups or events in world history that are typically ignored or considered irrelevant in mainstream cultural narratives.
For the third lecture in the series, associate professor of history David Nelson, PhD, will discuss Sugihara Chiune (1900-86), the only Japanese national to be honored by Israel as one of the “Righteous Among the Nations.”
Make We Joy
The Cal Lutheran Choral Ensembles will join with student instrumentalists to present the annual Christmas Concerts.
Uziel Colón, conductor
Student performers in the jazz ensemble will play standards and modern classics.
Rocio Marrón, conductor
The Cal Lutheran Mariachi Ensemble will perform classic songs from the mariachi repertoire.
Adan Fernández
Join us for a 30-minute organ concert of Baroque music from composers such as Bach, Buxtehude, Telemann, Pachelbel and more.
Las Posadas, a Christmas season tradition dating to 16th-century Mexico, commemorates the journey Joseph and Mary made from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of a safe refuge for Mary to give birth to Jesus.
Christmas with Areté
In what promises to be a joyful celebration of the holiday season, the singers of Areté, for their inaugural Christmas concert, will serenade the audience with classics as well as new music from around the world, surrounded by the warm glow of candles.
Flipping the Script: Unexpected Moments that Time Forgot
“Flipping the Script” is a history lecture series that highlights people, groups or events in world history that are typically ignored or considered irrelevant in mainstream cultural narratives.
For the fourth lecture in the series, Michaela Reaves, PhD, will discuss how ideas about democracy around the world have become accepted as “fact” due to cultural memory in all its guises.
Flipping the Script: Unexpected Moments that Time Forgot
“Flipping the Script” is a history lecture series that highlights people, groups or events in world history that are typically ignored or considered irrelevant in mainstream cultural narratives.
For the final lecture of the series, Samuel Claussen, PhD, will discuss several Renaissance women who wielded power as effectively as their male counterparts.