Coming back to life
A fresh approach to the problem of intimate partner violence, pioneered at CLU’s community counseling clinics in Oxnard and Thousand Oaks, is helping survivors to navigate their relationships and leave the fear behind.
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Master of buzz
It’s up to Evan White ’06, a public relations wiz who counts Bill Cosby as a client, to make Viddy the brand name of smartphone video.
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Not the last dance
Essence Barton, a mountain bike racer, is beginning to feel the pressure of three consecutive collegiate national championships in the dual slalom.
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Chic side of CLU’s ‘first lady’
When Ethel Beyer died last November at the age of 104, she left her estate and some fabulous clothes to benefit the performing arts on campus.
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Features
Coming back to life
A fresh approach to the problem of intimate partner violence, pioneered at CLU’s community counseling clinics in Oxnard and Thousand Oaks, is helping survivors to navigate their relationships and leave the fear behind.
Campus Highlights
Saving a piece of history
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum will accept and catalog a collection of items owned by the late mother of a CLU librarian and Ed.D. alumnus.
Alumni News
Curious, from ‘Star Trek’ to Mars
For the mission that put the Curiosity rover on Mars last August, Jim Bodie ’98, M.S. ’06, and a small team of engineers were responsible for testing the terminal descent sensor, the crucial radar system that guided the rover’s descent.
Sports
Being a Regal runs in Porter family
In coming to CLU, Jazmyne Porter, a star on the winning women’s basketball team, was following in the footsteps of her mother, Roslyn (Boatwright ’88) Porter, and aunt, Maria Boatwright ’99. Can more family members be far behind?
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Ride of my life
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Coming back to life
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Master of buzz
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Please pass the salsa
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Not the last dance
March 13, 2013
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Mark Roa, '81:
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Jack Gabus:
Sig: I see you are teaching that same old (Black Magic)mind bending stuff and
Recent Articles
Ride of my life
I grew up where surfing took off in California, but didn’t imagine a life within the industry until I went away to college.
Coming back to life
A fresh approach to the problem of intimate partner violence, pioneered at CLU’s community counseling clinics in Oxnard and Thousand Oaks, is helping survivors to navigate their relationships and leave the fear behind.
Master of buzz
It’s up to Evan White ’06, a public relations wiz who counts Bill Cosby as a client, to make Viddy the brand name of smartphone video.
Please pass the salsa
Before classes resumed in January, professor of political science Gregory Freeland led nine students on CLU,s first-ever student travel seminar to Cuba.
Not the last dance
Essence Barton, a mountain bike racer, is beginning to feel the pressure of three consecutive collegiate national championships in the dual slalom.
Being a Regal runs in Porter family
In coming to CLU, Jazmyne Porter, a star on the winning women’s basketball team, was following in the footsteps of her mother, Roslyn (Boatwright ’88) Porter, and aunt, Maria Boatwright ’99. Can more family members be far behind?
Saving a piece of history
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum will accept and catalog a collection of items owned by the late mother of a CLU librarian and Ed.D. alumnus.
$1 million flask looks 2/5 full
The Chemistry Department will receive a $500,000 grant for summer fellowships from the John Stauffer Charitable Trust, but only if alumni and friends match that amount within four years.
Chic side of CLU’s ‘first lady’
When Ethel Beyer died last November at the age of 104, she left her estate and some fabulous clothes to benefit the performing arts on campus.
8 named All-Americans
Eight individual Kingsmen and Regals were named to All-America teams for their sports this year.