California Lutheran University has formed a new school focused on education beyond traditional bachelor’s and graduate degrees.
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An attorney who has worked on cannabis-related issues since Californians voted to legalize recreational marijuana in 2016 will discuss the industry’s local impact at the California Lutheran University Corporate Leaders Breakfast in Santa Barbara.
California Lutheran University is offering free art workshops, counseling and presentations designed to help those who have moved past the immediate crisis of wildfires to a stage where they can process the experience and begin healing.
Former honorary consul general of Sweden, successful businesswoman and generous California Lutheran University supporter Siri Eliason of Thousand Oaks died Sunday of cancer at age 87.
A professor who has worked for nonprofit, for-profit and government sectors of the United States, India and United Arab Emirates has taken the helm of California Lutheran University’s Master of Public Policy and Administration (MPPA) program.
The California Lutheran University Center for Economic Research and Forecasting (CERF) released its 2019 Ventura County Economic Forecast on Thursday, Nov. 14.
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When our graduates put their names on discoveries, they’ll remember mentors.
A Denver employment lawyer who focuses on sex discrimination, Charlotte Sweeney '91 is a principal author of Colorado’s new Equal Pay for Equal Work Act.
From Cal Lutheran's seminary in Berkeley, Cynthia Moe-Lobeda helps people in faith communities and secular society to be agents of justice.
The illusionist and onetime marketing major has embarked on a nationwide tour, the most ambitious phase of his career in confounding the senses and transforming the world for audiences.
As the Cold War fades in memories, students go on a search for private underground shelters constructed to protect Thousand Oaks homeowners from the effects of a Soviet nuclear strike.