Latinos are and will continue to be key to America’s future, according to the latest Latino GDP report from UCLA and California Lutheran University researchers.
Researchers at UCLA and Cal Lutheran released a report Tuesday showing the U.S. Latino economy has grown to the equivalent of the world's fourth- largest gross domestic product, surpassing Japan.
Latinos are and will continue to be key to America’s economic future, according to Latino GDP researchers from UCLA and California Lutheran University, who will share detailed statistics and provide context to the drivers behind this growth at a special briefing on Tuesday, May 5.
If you missed the student-produced “[Title of Show]” at Cal Lutheran University last week, don’t worry. Another student run show hits the stage this weekend. The Theatre and Dance Department will present a fully student-run production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” April 24-26.
In Episode 33 of Prep Period, Ventura County Star sports reporters Joe Curley and Dominic Massimino discuss a variety of local sports news, including Cal Lutheran men's volleyball's third NCAA Division III Final Four appearance in a row.
Braden Gonzales knows all about homecoming. Cal Lutheran’s star libero, once a standout at Thousand Oaks High School, played his first year of collegiate volleyball at Springfield College in Massachusetts before returning to Moorpark College and finally donning a Kingsman jersey.
2026 U.S. Latino GDP Report: New data from leading researchers at UCLA and Cal Lutheran indicate that Latinos are key to a bright future for the United States.
The U.S. Latino economy reached $4.4 trillion in 2024, surpassing Japan to become the fourth-largest gross domestic product in the world, according to a report announced today by researchers at UCLA and California Lutheran University.
The war in Iran has economists downshifting their outlook for the rest of the year, with the consensus in The Wall Street Journal’s latest quarterly survey pointing to higher inflation, slower near-term growth and weaker job creation.
On any given evening inside High Street Arts Center, rehearsals for Footloose look less like a traditional production and more like a cross-section of the community, and Cal Lutheran students are among the actors in the play.
The gym at Cal Lutheran filled with cheers March 27 as Conejo Oaks Academy students took the court, dribbling, passing and celebrating alongside their teammates at the school’s first Unified Basketball Showcase.
Dr. Laureen Hill has been named California Lutheran University’s chief strategy and growth officer, a newly created position, the Thousand Oaks-based university announced.
Hub 101, California Lutheran University’s startup incubator, is seeking a new location as the university closes the Westlake Center, which houses it, in a cost-saving measure.
As the housing crisis deepens across states nationwide, California’s housing market remains among the worst, speakers said at a Feb. 19 conference addressing the topic at Cal Lutheran University.
California Lutheran University scholar-athlete Camden Hyde, who graduated from Mountain View High School, has been named to the Allstate NACDA Good Works Team (Winter).
Labor leader Dolores Huerta, 95, spoke to high school students in Oxnard at a National TRIO Day event organized by Oxnard College and California Lutheran University. Huerta talked about her late colleague Cesar Chavez, who spent some of his childhood in Oxnard.
Cal Lutheran University’s Fifty and Better program has announced its spring session of classes and activities. The session, for those 50 and older, begins March 2.
During a recent conference exploring the worsening housing crisis in California, one panelist wondered why the situation is repeatedly referred to as a crisis, “but we’re not acting like it.”
