In the line of wildfires
As business majors and college athletes in the 1990s, these two firefighters pictured themselves in other careers. Cal Lutheran helped to shape them into the people we needed in December. … Read More
Home and economics
Before December's wildfires destroyed hundreds of homes, housing affordability was a big issue in Ventura County, and alumni were looking for solutions.… Read More
Straight to the story, through fire and mud
A community service of Cal Lutheran for 23 years, KCLU Radio promises its 130,000 weekly listeners the sounds and stories of the California Coast. News director Lance Orozco delivers, particularly when it… Read More
Peace proposal
A graduating senior won a scholarship – for someone who needed it more.… Read More
Tales of gore
Assistant professor of history Sam Claussen’s new course on Vikings asks how a small population terrorized northern Europe and then embraced the conquered people’s cultures.… Read More
Quiet, well-lighted place starts new era for art
Visual arts students in two majors now have the kind of modern building they always wanted.… Read More
Conductor of business
Cal Lutheran’s MBA in Europe program helps working professionals like Nora Pötter broaden their perspectives and skill sets for leading teams.… Read More
Things I’ve learned: Tracy M. Downs ’88
This former Kingsmen running back and Truman Scholar, now a University of Wisconsin–Madison surgeon specializing in urologic cancers, is at the top of his game. … Read More
Nobody remembers the goofs
Tom Herman has been injured on the football field, confused on the sidelines, and fired for eating on the job. Now he's one of football’s leading lights.… Read More
Fourth movement
Assistant professor of music Yoshika Masuda – master cellist, director of string studies at Cal Lutheran and the fourth director of the University Symphony – feels the emotional weight of every performance.… Read More
