This Week's Events
"Common Differences"
William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art
Common Differences is the 2024 senior art exhibit featuring works by Cal Lutheran art majors.
Opening reception: Saturday, March 23, 4-6 p.m.
Exhibition Walk-Through: Friday, April 26, 2-3 p.m.
Exhibition
William Rolland Art Center
Every year at California Lutheran University, the Multimedia students host a portfolio show as part of their major’s capstone class.
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 23, 4-6 p.m.
Special Fifty and Better Spring Course
Zoom PDT
This course focuses on the political, technological, military, economic and cultural elements of the Cold War, as well as the period’s key decision makers, beginning with a brief review before 1946 going through present time.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Oxnard Campus and Zoom DST
This discussion includes the social-political backdrop in which the Aschcan School artists emerged and their populist views towards the art world.
Soiland Arena inside Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center
At the New Venture Fair (NVF), a valuable part of Cal Lutheran’s entrepreneurial education experience, student teams share their innovative startup projects in a competitive environment.
Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center
Join us for the 25th Annual Southeast Ventura County YMCA Prayer Breakfast.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
This two-part lecture will focus on two of the earliest religions: Judaism and Hinduism. In these lectures, we will examine each religion's origin, beliefs and worldview and discuss how they differ from other religions.
Mariachi Concert
The Cal Lutheran Mariachi Enesmble will perform classics from the mariachi repertoire.
Afternoon Organ Recital Series
Join us for a 30-minute organ recital featuring a diverse repertoire, encompassing composers from the Baroque to modern periods.
"New Horizons"
Join us for the Spring Dance Concert, where movement becomes art, and every step tells a story. Let the enchantment of dance captivate your senses in a celebration of creativity and expression.
FABulous Spring Lecture Series
Zoom PDT
This two-part lecture traces the development of doo wop throughout the 1950s and 1960s.