The Kingsmen Shakespeare Company is mourning the unexpected death of John Slade, who was directing this summer’s production of “Julius Caesar,” but the show will go on with the festival’s founder stepping in to bring his colleague’s vision to the stage.
California Lutheran University has awarded grants to 30 undergraduate students so they can spend the summer researching questions ranging from why Brazilian squirrel monkeys wash their hands and feet in their urine to whether the gut bacteria in green sweat bees on Santa Rosa Island differ from that in those living on the mainland.
Research conducted by a California Lutheran University marine biologist into the DNA of great white sharks will be featured in Shark Week’s kickoff episode this summer.
The Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival will close its 21st season with a modern-day “Julius Caesar” featuring a female Cassius among other gender-swapped and untraditionally cast roles.
KCLU Radio News Director Lance Orozco received a national award for excellence in journalism on Friday.
California’s first formal, centralized market for individual landowners to buy and sell groundwater has been launched on the Oxnard Plain, and the United States Department of Agriculture has awarded a $1.9 million grant to expand the pilot project later this year.
For the second time in the university’s NCAA journey and the third time in its history, a Cal Lutheran team takes a national championship, without a lot of stress.
Cal Lutheran may have just won its first national championship in baseball, but the program has a long and rich tradition.
You changed the way I taught, encouraging my own natural orientation to mentor the soul, not just the intellect or even the heart.
Specialists in skin disorders don’t often get credit for saving lives. This one traveled a long way to do it.
The main campus is full of life, in more shapes than we knew. One recent graduate uses her spare time to document it.