This Week's Events

William Rolland Art Center

hold on & let go presents a decade of multimedia artwork by Madeleine Ignon exploring the intersections of painting, graphic design, craft and motherhood.

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.

Samuelson Chapel

The University Series is a multi-parish Lenten adult-education program offering nonaccredited classes for spiritual and personal growth, featuring expert-led sessions that connect faith with real-life topics.

Overton Hall

The community is invited to watch Cecilia Rydinger, renowned choral and orchestral conductor, work with our university choirs and conducting students, leading rehearsals and masterclasses in the Music Department.

Samuelson Chapel

Join us for the Orvil and Gloria Franzen Organ Recital featuring concert organist Wolff von Roos, known for his dynamic improvisations and compelling performances across the United States and Canada.

Online Via Zoom

In this course, we’ll take a deep dive into the surprising origins of many beloved melodies and explore whether these borrowed tunes offered advantages over “homegrown” ones.

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

In this course, we’ll look at the evolution of the idea of Satan, where thinking developed on the topic and how it changed over time.

Online Via Zoom

This course will explore Rolling Stone’s origins, tracking its turbulent development, and mapping its immense influence on American popular culture and journalism.

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

This class will look at the history of Ancient Rome through the monuments that can still be found within the ancient walls.

Thousand Oaks Campus & Online via Zoom

This course focuses on the most popular, influential and enduring artists of the British Invasion, which spanned roughly the years 1964 to 1968.