All Upcoming Events
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT or in-person in Thousand Oaks
This course discusses furniture and ornamental styles, especially as related to architectural and interior symbolism and materials, including social, political and religious influences.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
Here’s a class solely devoted to the discovery of the amazing number of Italian performers in American music.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
This course will look at many of the theoretical underpinnings of discussions of race today, and will consider why these underpinnings matter in the creation of tomorrow’s society.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT or in-person in Thousand Oaks
In this course we will explore the artists who began to proliferate in Montmartre, the recently annexed hill on the outskirts of Paris.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
Rather than focus on the battlefield, we will examine the conflicting ideas about the war and its aftermath.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
We will look at how the methods of restitution have been strengthened by law and the latest cases in repatriation to the countries of origin.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT
In this six-week course, we’ll look closely at the early development of radio programming.
Featuring Caitlin Boruch and Susannah Ruth
Eric Kinsley, DMA, presents a recital of keyboard music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Antonio Vivaldi, André Caplet, Camille Saint-Saëns and Peter Maxwell Davies. He’ll be joined by flutist Caitlin Boruch and mezzo-soprano Susannah Ruth.
Westlake Center
Join us to hear three women's stories of success and learning from failure on their journey to executive careers.
Robert Irwin, PhD
Robert Irwin, PhD, deputy director of the Global Migration Center at UC Davis, will discuss his community-based digital storytelling project.
Hybrid
Oxnard Campus
Attend this hands-on workshop with fundraising experts Steve Willmont and Hannah Miller of Netzel Grigsby Associates and develop the outline of a compelling year end appeal process.
Online
North Campus Parking Lot
Please join us in kicking off this fall sports season with a celebratory Tailgate!
Part of CLU Fall Tailgate celebrations
5th Quarter Football Club brings you a rare chance to meet Cal Lutheran alumni and former NFL Professionals.
Oxnard Campus
You and your staff, volunteers and board members are having conversations every day with community members, clients and other stakeholders. But are those conversations leading to action?
Hybrid
Swenson 101
CSU Channel Islands professor José M. Alamillo, PhD, will present hidden legacies of racialized communities in Ventura County through a lens that challenges Eurocentric romantic narratives of the past centered on Spanish missions and white pioneers.
Italian Startup Ecosystem: Accelerating Growth and Investment for Impact
Westlake Center
Join us for a talk by Robert Pieroni, director of Italian business development at gener8tor.
“Feminism and the Open Borders Debate: Can Borders be Feminist?”
Amy Reed-Sandoval, PhD, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, will discuss how transnational feminists and others committed to principles of liberation need to take a firm stand against the oppression.
Ballet Folklórico Mestizo, in its 42nd year at Oxnard College, celebrates the culture and dance traditions of México.
William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
Print+ emphasizes the significance of showcasing artwork within an inclusive, diverse environment.
Thousand Oaks Campus
Join us for the ultimate Cal Lutheran Alumni and Family celebration.
Fifty and Better Fall Session
Zoom PDT or in-person in Thousand Oaks
These lectures will examine the Jewish elements in his work and seek to demonstrate the value a Jewish perspective brings to our overall understanding of Bob Dylan’s art and influence.
Online
SBET Patio Area (outside Overton Hall)
The Latinx Alumni Alliance invites the community to learn about its network and efforts to support alumni, students, faculty and staff.
Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center
Undergraduate students will present short research talks and interactive posters showcasing their recent findings from diverse fields including Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Exercise Science, Psychology, Political Science, Religion and more.
Join us as we celebrate our 2023 inductees during Homecoming Weekend.
Join us for festival foods, carnival rides, lawn games, live music, and more.
Wyant Morton, conductor
The Cal Lutheran Choir and Cielo (treble chorus) open the season with one of their hallmark concerts, featuring an eclectic program of innovative and exciting choral music.
Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
Online
One of the key orienting perspectives that guide the PLTS curriculum is learning at the nexus of race, class, gender, and earth justice. Join the “Seminary and Social Justice” webinar to learn more about what this means for students.
Zoom PDT
This virtual engagement will provide a unique opportunity to explore the Maya-K’iche’ Cosmovision and its symbolic fire ceremony meanings. Don't miss this enlightening opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Maya culture.
Oxnard Campus
This workshop is for nonprofit professionals, executive directors, development directors and board members who are ready to take their major donor program to the next level.
This panel will address the common challenges faced by underrepresented groups, such as bias and underrepresentation, and share success stories from diverse career paths.
Hybrid
Join us to celebrate LGBTQIA+ National Coming Out Day. Everyone is welcome!
Join us for a special luncheon and lecture to create a sacred space of belonging.
Online
University organist Adan Fernández presents a 30-minute organ recital featuring works by composers from the Baroque to Modern periods.
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
This event will celebrate the ASCENSO (Access, Success, Community, Equity, Network-building, Support, and Opportunity) program’s second cohort of undergraduate fellows.
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Join us for an educational lunch to explore how a Hispanic-Serving Institution like Cal Lutheran is more than a Hispanic-enrolling one.
Hybrid
Student-directed by Brayden Galante
Two battling narrators attempt to cover the entirety of Greek mythology using brevity and general theatrical insanity as their primary devices.
Oxnard Campus
Join us for this interactive workshop designed to help you achieve high performance via strategic well-being.
Learn how to build a startup, find customers and pitch for cash prizes all within 54 thrilling hours!
Online
View a display of Día de los Muertos altars with social justice themes.
Hybrid
From Fields to Streams: Navigating Water Quality Challenges in Ventura County Agricultural Irrigated Lands
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Join us for a talk with Maureen McGuire, CEO for the Farm Bureau of Ventura County.
Life’s Uncertain Outcomes: Choice and Chance in Historical Context “Crossing the Line: The Strange Case of Guillermo Eliseo”
“Life’s Uncertain Outcomes” is a history lecture series that considers people’s lived experiences, and how historical circumstances and choices made by individuals and the decisions of others shaped the direction of their lives.
Online
Hybrid
Mainstage Production directed by Kenneth Gardner
In 1926, radium was a miracle cure, Marie Curie was an international celebrity, and luminous watches were the latest rage — until the girls who painted the watch began to fall ill with a mysterious disease.
Online
Adan Fernández
University organist Adan Fernández presents a 30-minute organ recital featuring works by composers from the Baroque to Modern periods.
Thousand Oaks Campus
International Education Week celebrates the benefits of global education and exchanges worldwide.
Hybrid
Lundring Events Center and Patio
The community is invited to the annual World Fair, part of International Education Week.
Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
Online
Online
Wind Ensemble, conducted by Michael Hart, String Symphony, conducted by Breanna Thornton
The CLU Wind Ensemble and University String Symphony will each perform a variety of pieces, then join forces to close the performance with works for full symphony orchestra.
Life’s Uncertain Outcomes: Choice and Chance in Historical Context “A Family Story from Native California”
“Life’s Uncertain Outcomes” is a history lecture series that considers people’s lived experiences, and how historical circumstances and choices made by individuals and the decisions of others shaped the direction of their lives.
Hybrid
Part of the county’s annual observance of World AIDS Day, this event invites everyone to consider HIV/AIDS not only as a global health issue, but also as a social justice issue that impacts local communities.
Online
Christmas Concerts
The Cal Lutheran Choral Ensembles will join with student instrumentalists to present the annual Christmas Concerts. Wyant Morton will conduct.
Concert
The student performers in the jazz ensemble will play standard and modern jazz classics.
Why is an Italian saint from the fourth century adored by Scandinavians? Come to the Celebration of Lights to find the answer.
Hybrid
Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
Online
The competition, presented by the School of Management’s Sports Management program, is designed for students to comprehend how sport organizations’ brand value can drive sustainable innovation.
Thousand Oaks Campus
The Cal Lutheran Mariachi Ensemble will perform classics from the mariachi repertoire.
Online
Adan Fernandez
University organist Adan Fernández presents a 30-minute organ recital featuring works by composers from the Baroque to Modern periods.
Celebrate the next generation of dance artists in a production choreographed and performed by students.
Areté Vocal Ensemble
The singers of Areté present music from George Frederic Handel’s timeless classic Messiah.
Wyant Morton will conduct.
Hybrid
Online