Upcoming events through May 1, 2024
All researchers start somewhere! ENGL 111 teaches students research writing foundations valuable for any major.
Come by the Flagpoles on Thursday to get materials to help you study and destress in preparation for finals. This is open for all students however if you have given or give your class gift you will receive free Jesery Mike subs!
Join Wellness Resources and Campus Ministry during Sabbath Hour with Brianna Michelle, the founder and CEO of Voices Beyond Assault.
This session includes presentations that showcase undergraduate writing consultants' research at the Writing Center, including tutoring approaches to supporting First-Year writing as well as student athletes' academic literacy development.
This session highlights student research from various disciplines within the Natural Science Division.
Join the Multimedia students for a walkthrough of the Senior Multimedia Show.
English 303: Creative Writing-Poetry students will read from their original work, followed by a Q & A.
CLU Pre-Law Society Annual Moot Court on Thursday, April 25 at 4:30pm in Swenson 118.
Join us in the CCEI Lounge (on the 2nd floor of the Student Union) to create art and take advantage of all the things our space offers.
Join us for CHESS FLC Participants Final Presentations
Faculty participants in the CHESS Project Faculty Learning Community (FLC) present a summary of the course redesign they implemented in the year-long program.
The English Department invites you to celebrate the hard work of our Cal Lutheran Students and Staff in the publication of the 53rd edition of our award-winning literary magazine, The Morning Glory.
Students from the Graduate School of Education will showcase their research in this poster symposium.
Hear from experienced fundraiser Dr. Regina Biddings-Muro about the power of unlocking gifts.
Join Wellness Resources in cheering on our intramural soccer teams in the Spring 2024 playoffs at Memorial Field!
Are you a First-Generation College Student?
Expand your knowledge and gain valuable perspectives by attending the presentations of Ethnic and Race Studies majors showcasing their Capstone Projects.
Students from the Division of Natural Sciences will present results from their research and class projects.
Join Wellness Resources for Foodie Friday and spoken poetry with Obbie West, an international word artist, advocate, and author.
Join students from Ethnic and Race Studies 101 as they showcase their semester-long learning journey through engaging oral and visual presentations of their final projects with the CLU community.
The 2023-2024 cohort of the Community Scholars for Black Lives Fellowship Program have been engaged in research that impacts and empowers the Black community.
Faculty participants in the CHESS Project Faculty Learning Community (FLC) present a summary of the course redesign they implemented in the year-long program.
Learn the Indigenous tradition of creating dye from native walnuts.
LASO event rodeo style with free food, live music, a mechanical bull, raffles and more open to all CLU students.
Join us for an exciting performance by the Wind Ensemble, showcasing the talents of woodwind brass, and percussion student musicians under the direction of Michael Hart.
The CLU Wind Ensemble, conducted by Michael Hart, performs the music of Tchaikovsky, Donizetti, and modern composers like John Mackey and Kenneth Hesketh.
This celebration will honor all BIPoC and LGBTQ+ graduates for their achievements and contributions to the Cal Lutheran community. Students who participate will be gifted one cultural stole of their choosing at the celebration.*
Join us in serving our earth and spending time in community.
Join us for a delightful performance of both chamber and orchestral works including Mendelssohn’s Piano Sextet and Dittersdorf’s Symphony Concertante for Viola and Double Bass, featuring the talents of Cal Lutheran University's dedicated string students.
Experience a captivating afternoon of classical masterpieces performed by the California Lutheran University String Symphony, featuring works by Ditters von Dittersdorf, Tchaikovsky, and Mendelssohn, with a special collaboration alongside students from the Wind Ensemble.
Celebrate the end of the 2023-2024 school year with the Communication Department!