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
In a hero’s memory
Jim Bower '76 has endowed the Helus scholarship with a $50,000 gift. It will go toward Cal Lutheran students majoring in criminology and criminal justice and planning careers in law enforcement.… Read More
‘Giving and receiving is a holy act’
The pain of a mass shooting in Thousand Oaks will linger on campus. But under challenging conditions, students took early steps toward healing.… Read More
Justin at the door
He sang, danced, strummed guitar, cooked and opened paths for others. Justin Meek, the 2018 graduate whose life was stolen at the Borderline Bar and Grill, was a protector and friend.… Read More
Something old, something new, something borrowed and a love that’s true
Wildfires and evacuations upset a Cal Lutheran couple’s plans, but not their November wedding.… Read More
Hide-and-go-seek and go search and go rescue
I investigate the ways people engage in social activities in virtual spaces, such as distributed multiplayer games, online learning environments, and disaster response training.… Read More
Quilts for humanity
"There’s so much color. It’s a powerful image of unity and diversity and love overcoming hate."… Read More
Some learn compassion early
I’ve had the privilege to interview children on the streets of Egypt.… Read More
