Featured Events
Alumni Hall Room 123, 3439 Mountclef Blvd., Thousand Oaks
The Scandinavian American Cultural and Historical Foundation invites the community to participate in free Swedish language lessons.
University Honors Program Lecture Series
This talk will examine the intersection of religious identity and political ideology in contemporary America through the lens of Christian nationalism.
"hold on & let go" discussion and reception
Artist Madeleine Ignon will discuss the process, works and ideas behind her exhibit hold on & let go.
Nordic Spirit Symposium
We invite you to participate in the 26th Nordic Symposium, during which scholars and performers from across the world will provide an educational and entertaining experience.
Beowulf
This year’s Nordic Spirit Symposium, “The Nordic Iron Age: Life Before the Vikings,” will begin with a theatrical experience: Beowulf.
Entrepreneur Speaker Series
Not all those who wander are lost: Unconventional paths, creative thinking and building impactful companies
Jose Marichal, PhD
Ullman Conference Center 100/101
Jose Marichal, PhD, will discuss his new book, You Must Become An Algorithmic Problem.
Adán Fernandez
Enjoy a 30-minute organ performance by University Organist Adán Fernandez featuring works from Baroque to contemporary composers.
CESI's 2026 conference is a call to action to confront California’s housing crisis by sharing research, challenging assumptions, fostering community dialogue, and advancing practical policy solutions so families and communities can thrive.
Ken Privratsky will discuss the role of the Norwegian Merchant Marine during WWII, followed by Oleg Engvig who will talk about his experience as a Norwegian Resistance messenger boy and service in the Norwegian Merchant Marine.
Center for Economic Research and Forecasting
Scherr Forum Theatre, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks, Blvd., Thousand Oaks
The 2026 Ventura County Economic Forecast will examine how past and present policy decisions shape today’s economy and future generations, featuring insights on local growth trends and the economic and social costs of government debt.
Industry leaders from finance, real estate and healthcare will share stories, insights and expertise at this Black History Month celebration.
A screening of the Oscar-winning film with director Chris Tashima
Join the Film and TV Department for a free screening of the Oscar-winning short film “Visas and Virtue” with director Chris Tashima.
Franco Basili, conductor
The Cal Lutheran Choirs will perform an inspiring program of choral music led by conductor Franco Basili.
Clarinet and Piano
Clarinetist Micah Wright, DMA, and pianist Jason Stoll will present an evening of expressive and virtuosic works spanning classical and contemporary repertoire.
10th Annual Celebration
Celebrate the School of Management Class of 2026 at the 10th Annual Graduation Banquet on Wednesday, May 13, at 6 p.m. in Kingsmen Park, featuring dinner, music, festivities and a memorable evening honoring our graduates.