Prince Asante Sefa-Boakye has frequently found himself to be the only African American player, and one of very few players of colour, in a water polo pool.
Celebrating diversity, equity, inclusion and justice is admirable, but it does not improve people’s lives if effective measures and clear policies do not back it.
The economic contributions of Latinos in the United State are large and rapidly growing, according to a report that was the focus of a March 29 program at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks.
The Latino GDP Project is being presented in Thousand Oaks and uses publicly available data from major US agencies to give insight of the large and rapidly growing economic contribution of Latinos living in the US.
Designed for professionals with five or more years of experience, the Executive MBA from California Lutheran University prepares its students for immediate impact.
Matthew Fienup, a leading economist in the area, sang the praises of Ventura County officials and their handling of the pandemic at a March 10 regional economic forecast hosted by the Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce, but he cautioned that the headwinds from a failed federal...
Thousand Oaks’ biotech hub continues to grow and could rival the largest ones in the country in the next 10-15 years, speakers at a March 10 regional economic forecast program said.
Economic forecasters don’t see a recession in Ventura County’s immediate future, but growth will remain slow compared to the rest of California and the United States.
We’ve been hit by gas prices, rising inflation and there’s talk of a recession. It’s an opportunity to figure out how the region’s economy is performing. The Regional Economic Forecast brings together industry leaders and experts in the Conejo Valley.
CLU bows out: Devon Lewis had 17 points and nine rebounds and Brock Susko had 14 points and nine rebounds as the Cal Lutheran University men’s basketball team fell 83-77 at host Rowan University in the in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament Friday night in Glassboro, New...
Tommy Griffitts connected on the game-winning shot with 2.4 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter to catapult the Thousand Oaks university to a 69-68 win against Redlands in the SCIAC tourney championship game on Feb. 25.
The Cal Lutheran men’s basketball team qualified for the NCAA Division III tournament by winning the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament championship on a last-second putback last weekend.
The Cal Lutheran University men’s basketball team is going dancing. Tommy Griffitts' dramatic putback with 2.7 seconds to play lifted the Kingsmen over host Redlands, 69-68, in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament championship Saturday night.
Economic forecasters don’t see a recession in Ventura County’s immediate future, but growth will remain slow compared to the rest of California and the United States.
While Ventura County is facing a slow post-pandemic economic recovery, there‘s reason to be more optimistic about the long term, according to the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting at Cal Lutheran.
Ventura County doesn’t appear headed for a recession, but economic growth will be slow and inflation “stubbornly high” for the next few years, according to the latest projections by economists at California Lutheran University.
Undocumented immigrants make up nearly 10% of Ventura County’s workforce and generate around $1.4 billion a year in tax payments, according to new research from California Lutheran University.
Undocumented immigrants make up nearly 10% of Ventura County’s workforce and pay around $1.4 billion a year in taxes, according to new research from California Lutheran University.
In 2021, the Business Times invited 10 Black leaders to participate in an email conversation about race relations and economic opportunity on the Central Coast. We’re revisiting that issue in 2023 in recognition of Black History Month.
The newly formed Delaware Alliance of Latino Entrepreneurs, or DALE, is teaming up with La Plaza, a nonprofit partnership working to increase business opportunities for Latino-owned businesses in the First State.
A new report funded by the Bank of America shows the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Hispanics is over $65 billion, higher than the GDP of two states: Maine and North Dakota. Here to discuss the report is Matthew Fienup, co-author of the report and executive director of the Center for...
