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Civic and Campus Leaders Reimagine Gallegly Center

California Lutheran University has formed a new advisory committee for the Gallegly Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement.

Recent News

Latinos Revealed as California’s Economic Edge

The 2026 California LatinoGDP Report documents a dramatic economic reality in California: If it weren’t for Latinos, California would have lost its economic edge relative to the broader United States.

Cal Lutheran in the Media

Stories From CLU Magazine

Alumni Spotlight

Diversity and Inclusion

At the Leading Edge: Academics and Beyond

Pursuing Our Purpose Together

‘This Mission is  Worth Fighting For’

The Oct. 17 inauguration ceremony, part of a busy slate of Founders Day and Homecoming activities, was attended by a mix of students, faculty, staff, regents, donors and local dignitaries.

Princesa Martinez and Rosie Baker in a kitchen with products

Dogged entrepreneurs

Rosie Baker and Princesa Martinez are turning their winning class project into a business doing good for dogs and their people.

Hope Gonzalez looking at a banner for SPF805

Making Waves

Sophomore Hope Gonzalez is gaining recognition for her entrepreneurial spirit and philanthropic efforts to protect our oceans.

Moises running an ultra marathon

Running for Good

Moises Velasquez is starting to make a difference for his community before graduation through his undergraduate research into the impact of fitness on the mental health of Latino youth.