California Lutheran University has been awarded nearly $1 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help pastors and church leaders throughout 14 Western states avoid burnout and thrive in their ministries.

An award-winning film that a California Lutheran University student helped produce will be shown on campus at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23, on the Thousand Oaks campus.

California Lutheran University’s Theatre and Dance Department is presenting free performances of a dramatic comedy set within a game of Dungeons & Dragons. 

James Swenson, one of California Lutheran University’s most generous donors and a longtime regent, died Oct. 5 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. 

A panel of prominent women in the music industry will discuss their diverse careers and their views on the changing face of the music industry during a free public event at California Lutheran University.

The founder of Urbane Cafe and two other California Lutheran University alumni will share their paths to success at an event designed to help students connect with business leaders.

For the fifth year in a row, zombies will invade the California Lutheran University campus in the name of charity as part of the synchronized performances across the globe known as Thrill the World.

Fifty of California Lutheran University’s top undergraduates will present their findings at the 15th Annual Student Research Symposium on Saturday, Oct. 20.

An exhibit that highlights the effect of flames on landscapes and cultures will be on display at California Lutheran University from Oct. 19 through Jan. 10.

California Lutheran University has been awarded more than $6 million in federal grants to implement two new programs --- one to increase the number of Latinos and other underrepresented students who graduate from college and the other to increase the number who earn teaching credentials.

A California Lutheran University biologist will discuss her field studies of squirrel monkeys in her native Brazil during an episode of the nationally distributed public radio show “Science Friday” to be broadcast live from KCLU in Thousand Oaks on Friday, Oct. 12.

Kinko's founder Paul Orfalea will discuss the philosophy he credits for his success in business and life at the next event in California Lutheran University’s Entrepreneurship Speaker Series.

College students with autism and professionals who work with them will provide advice at a conference on Saturday, Oct. 6, designed to help this growing population of students in higher education.

Both the science and art of maps are highlighted in the collection of a local resident on exhibit at California Lutheran University.

Editors and reporters will discuss the state of local media at the first event in the California Lutheran University 2018-2019 Corporate Leaders Breakfast Series.