Lacrosse goals
Swept up in the sport’s rapid West Coast expansion, the university assembles a Regals squad for spring 2020.… Read More
Voyage to Phobos, moon of Mars!
Under constant watch, a crew of four navigates space from Houston. Will Rod Borgie '93 conquer fear and the unknown?… Read More
Are we there yet?
This year’s multimedia graduates offer retro takes on the Space Age.… Read More
Science building’s bones
Erecting the steel frame was one of the quickest phases in the estimated 19-month construction of Swenson Science Center, and also one of the most important for the scientific research and teaching… Read More
What to study as machines grow smarter
Our school is poised to be part of a change in which all people are viewed as capable, valuable and able to contribute meaningfully in the world.… Read More
Not in Kansas
Darrin Peschka is the second consecutive MPPA graduate to run the Ventura County Star's newsroom, and the first woman.… Read More
Men missing, not all gone fishing
The original beneficiaries of college, men now lag behind women in enrollment, and the gap is gradually widening. But a 50-50 gender balance wouldn’t address deeper issues, says associate professor of counselor… Read More
New light on art
In a spring chemistry course, undergraduates are learning how to uncover forgeries, predict aging, attribute work to a specific artist, preserve ailing pieces and work with restorations.… Read More
Waiting for columbinus
Too young to remember the massacre in Colorado, the cast of this year’s Mainstage theater production has come of age in the shadow of Sandy Hook, Charleston, Orlando, San Bernardino, Route 91,… Read More
Echo journalists rise to the moment
Unlike other journalists at the scene of the mass shooting, Dakota Allen and Olivia Schouten recognized faces they saw coming out of the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks. They won’t… Read More
