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Graduating seniors offered $2,500 incentive to continue education at CLU

Graduating seniors offered $2,500 incentive to continue education at CLU

May 4, 2021
Christopher Mason was approached by a woman who thought he was seeking her services. In his lecture he said he didn't realize he was capturing these blurry people in his photos until afterwards.

Photography series reimagines societal view on sex workers

April 20, 2021
Presentation describes poetry and hip-hop as 'tools of social justice'

Presentation describes poetry and hip-hop as ‘tools of social justice’

February 22, 2021
Professors had the opportunity to opt-out of in-person learning while Ventura County remains in the purple, or most restrictive tier under Gov. Gavin Newsom's reopening guidelines. When the state moves into the red tier, however, professors that do not have health exceptions will be required to teach in person. Pictured: an empty outdoor tent is constructed for in-person outdoor classes.

Some faculty ‘stressed’ about return to in-person learning

February 9, 2021
CCEI celebrates Black History Month with Black-owned business swag, activist-led workshops

CCEI celebrates Black History Month with Black-owned business swag, activist-led workshops

February 5, 2021
Adina Nack, a scholar of sociology and specifically public health, will lead the university's new Public Health minor.

New minor to address need for ‘accessible, high-quality public health services’

November 25, 2020
Little Calf has been serving up a plethora of dairy-based desserts for over five years. The creamery is a staple in the Cal Lutheran community.

Little Calf celebrates five years of serving scoops and smiles

November 6, 2020
Trump's reaction to his own COVID-19 diagnosis puts Americans in danger

Trump’s reaction to his own COVID-19 diagnosis puts Americans in danger

October 28, 2020
Wigginton: Dominican Republic offers lessons on the harm of 'othering'

Wigginton: Dominican Republic offers lessons on the harm of ‘othering’

October 19, 2020
Several leaders of local nonprofits attended Cal Lutheran Center for Nonprofit Leadership's webinar

Nonprofit leaders learn how to get their communities to the ballot box

October 3, 2020
Samuelson Chapel will remain closed for worship despite Ventura County's transition into the red tier of Gov. Gavin Newsom's tiered reopening plan.

International Day of Peace celebrated virtually

September 25, 2020
Isabelle Ortiz, a new hire in the Center for Cultural Engagement and Inclusion said she plans to bring more programming surrounding LGBTQ education.

More money, new coordinator for CCEI

September 24, 2020
President Donald Trump has now claimed that the coronavirus would go away 34 times, according to a Sept. 16 Washington Post report.

Hold Trump accountable for the spread of coronavirus by voting

September 23, 2020
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Cal Lutheran alumni work with Selena Gomez, David Henrie on new film

September 10, 2020
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