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Cal Lutheran's interim president outlines vision for university's future

California Lutheran University is experiencing a renewed sense of community, according to Interim President John A. Nunes.

By East Ventura News | Dec 17, 2024

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Cal Lutheran alumni recall cherished memories from residence hall days

From first-day anxieties to the forging of lifelong friendships, alumni from California Lutheran University have shared their experiences in the residence halls.

By East Ventura News | Dec 16, 2024

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Cal Lutheran choir tours Europe; nine faculty members retire with emeritus status

By East Ventura News | Dec 16, 2024

Members of the California Lutheran University choir recently completed a 10-day European tour, marking their first international trip since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Cal Lutheran celebrates sports achievements with White House visit and new initiatives

By East Ventura News | Dec 16, 2024

Members of California Lutheran University's national champion women's soccer and men's volleyball teams visited the White House on July 22, 2024.

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Cal Lutheran student reflects on impactful Washington D.C. internship

By East Ventura News | Dec 13, 2024

Matthew Bauer, a senior at Cal Lutheran University, reflected on his internship experience in Washington, D.C., where he served in the office of the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

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Cal Lutheran honors alumni for career achievements and humanitarian efforts

By East Ventura News | Dec 13, 2024

Cal Lutheran University has announced the recipients of its annual alumni awards, recognizing graduates and honorary members who have made significant contributions in their fields or through humanitarian efforts.

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Cal Lutheran wins first NCAA Division III national championship

By East Ventura News | Dec 13, 2024

The Cal Lutheran men's volleyball team, known as the "17 strong," achieved a significant milestone by winning their first NCAA Division III national championship.

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Longtime residents remembered for their contributions to health care and education

By East Ventura News | Dec 13, 2024

Lucille "Lucy" Ballard, a native of Glencoe, Ohio, and resident of Thousand Oaks for 62 years, passed away on March 4, 2024.

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Jasmine Nicole Keys inspires through music education at Hueneme High School

By East Ventura News | Dec 13, 2024

Jasmine Nicole Keys, a recent graduate from California Lutheran University, has transformed her lifelong passion for music into a teaching career at Hueneme High School in Oxnard, California.

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Friendship endures as former college roommates now coach at alma mater

By East Ventura News | Dec 13, 2024

Thirty years after their time at Mt.

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Friends continue tradition with Skippy peanut butter jar since college days

By East Ventura News | Dec 12, 2024

A group of friends from Cal Lutheran University has been passing around a jar of Skippy Peanut Butter since their graduation in 1993.

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Cal Lutheran alumni thrive in Hollywood's competitive landscape

By East Ventura News | Dec 12, 2024

From sourcing music for films to coordinating A-list interviews, three California Lutheran University alumni are making significant strides in Hollywood.

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Cal Lutheran introduces women's flag football aiming for NCAA status by 2026

By East Ventura News | Nov 15, 2024

California Lutheran University is set to introduce women's flag football as a club sport in the upcoming spring season.

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Oak Park Unified School District among districts with perfect 0% dropout rate in 2022-23 school year

By East Ventura News | Nov 7, 2024

Oak Park Unified School District had no student dropouts in the 2022-23 school year.

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Simi Valley Unified School District dropout rate lower California average in 2022-23 school year

By East Ventura News | Nov 6, 2024

Simi Valley Unified School District shows a lower dropout rate than California average in the 2022-23 school year.

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Pleasant Valley dropout rate below California average in 2022-23 school year

By East Ventura News | Nov 5, 2024

Pleasant Valley shows a lower dropout rate than California average in the 2022-23 school year.

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Number of students droping schools in Mesa Union Elementary School District grows in 2022-23 school year

By East Ventura News | Nov 4, 2024

Mesa Union Elementary School District shows a lower dropout rate than California average in the 2022-23 school year.

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Moorpark Unified School District student dropout rate increases in 2022-23 school year

By East Ventura News | Nov 3, 2024

Moorpark Unified School District shows a lower dropout rate than California average in the 2022-23 school year.

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Cal Lutheran stages Molière's comedy 'The Doctor in Spite of Himself

By East Ventura News | Oct 24, 2024

California Lutheran University's Theatre and Dance Department is set to present "The Doctor in Spite of Himself," a classic play by French playwright Molière. The production will be staged from November 7 through November 17 at the Black Box Studio Theatre on the university's campus, with performances scheduled for Thursday through Saturday evenings and a Sunday matinee.

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Cal Lutheran expands global learning through faculty-led travel seminars

By East Ventura News | Oct 22, 2024

Spring break offers students at Cal Lutheran University an opportunity to deepen their understanding of course material through faculty-led travel seminars. In April 2023, Calley Stein and her classmates traveled to Athens, Greece, with Professor Brian Collins to explore ancient Greek philosophy and history.