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After leading California Lutheran University through more than a decade of growth and success, President Chris Kimball has decided to step down at the end of the academic year.
A free Oct. 23 event at California Lutheran University will feature a reading and lecture by California’s most recent poet laureate and a choral performance of one of his poems.
Ten nonspeaking people with autism explain how they found their voices through alternative communication methods in a new book edited by the director of the Autism and Communication Center at California Lutheran University.
KCLU Radio will mark the 25th anniversary of its launch with events in Santa Barbara and Thousand Oaks
More than 60 of California Lutheran University’s top undergraduates will present their findings at the 16th Annual Student Research Symposium on Saturday, Oct. 12.
California Lutheran University has launched a graduate program in cybersecurity to help fill the growing demand for professionals who can safeguard organizations' technology systems.
California Lutheran University is adding an ethnic and race studies major to help students gain a deeper understanding of communities of color in the United States and build cultural competence in working with diverse groups.
California Lutheran University has jumped to its highest spot ever in the U.S. News Best Colleges rankings, ninth among regional universities in the West.
More than 900 new California Lutheran University students will descend on a campus humming with construction this weekend.
Four city managers will discuss current challenges and opportunities at the first event in the California Lutheran University 2019-2020 Corporate Leaders Breakfast Series.
An art exhibit that expands the concept of prints to include those on porcelain, recycled wood and even melting ice has taken over both of the galleries at California Lutheran University.
A new California Lutheran University faculty member is the lead author of a study published today that helps solve a scientific mystery about the cause of a pronounced period of global cooling in the sixth century.
California Lutheran University’s director of international admission received the Distinguished Service Award from the International Association for College Admission Counseling (IACAC).
A California Lutheran University faculty member co-authored a just-released book on addressing the difficulties that men from underrepresented groups encounter in college, and he will discuss the topic during a livestreamed interview next week.
The Kingsmen Shakespeare Company will present “Richard II” for the first time in its history this summer, with women playing many of the traditional male roles.