Deception and love troubles take center stage this summer as the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company bring the Bard’s works to life for the 28th year. The Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival opened with “Twelfth Night" and, coming this weekend for the first time in the company’s history, “Cymbeline.”
The California Lutheran football team knows how to win, and head coach Anthony Lugo is familiar with what it takes to get it done. The Kingsmen have veered off course a bit in recent seasons, but what’s better than a fresh new campaign to begin turning things around?
Review of the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company’s production of Twelfth Night, directed by Brett Elliot: I think Twelfth Night is probably my favorite of Shakespeare’s plays. At least it is now, after seeing the absolutely spectacular Kingsmen Shakespeare Company’s production!
Deception and love troubles take center stage this summer as the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company bring the bard’s works to life for the 28th year. The annual Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival will feature “Twelfth Night” and “Cymbeline.”
Summer is here, and that means it’s time for the annual Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. This year features the popular comedy “Twelfth Night” and the madcap tragedy-comedy-romance-fantasy “Cymbeline."
Scholars at First Liberty’s Center for Religion, Culture & Democracy, including John A. Nunes, were selected for important leadership positions in the federal government and higher education.
This summer, the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company performs two William Shakespeare plays for their 28th season – Twelfth Night and Cymbeline – outside, under the stars.
One year ago, when John Nunes was named interim president of Cal Lutheran University, he expressed a commitment to strengthening the community’s confidence and trust in the institution. Now, the board of regents has placed its confidence and trust in Nunes by naming him the ninth...
One year ago, when John Nunes was named interim president of Cal Lutheran University, he expressed a commitment to strengthening the community’s confidence and trust in the institution. Now, the school’s board of regents has placed its confidence and trust in Nunes by naming him the ninth...
John Nunes, who served as interim president of California Lutheran University since June 1, 2024, was appointed permanent president of the institution, effective June 1, 2025.
Wilbert Ac has faced more challenges than many college students, among the greatest was losing his dad at just 14 years old. Now, at 22, Ac is graduating from Cal Lutheran University.
More than 1,000 students crossed the stage at Cal Lutheran University’s graduation ceremonies this month. Just over 600 of them received a bachelor’s degree at the school’s 62nd undergraduate commencement and, at a separate ceremony, a little more than 400 earned graduate degrees.
Last week, Thousand Oaks-based California Lutheran University named John Nunes as its ninth president. He had been the school’s interim president since June. He assumes the new role on June 1.
Dr. Schannae Lucas discusses her prison education program, which is a college course taught to both Cal Lutheran students and incarcerated students in the local jail.
The Board of Regents of California Lutheran University announces the appointment of Dr. John A. Nunes as the university’s ninth president. Nunes has been serving as the university’s interim president since June 1, 2024, and assumes his new role June 1, 2025.
California Lutheran University is not done yet with John Nunes. The Thousand Oaks university's Board of Regents announced the afternoon of May 19 that they had appointed him as Cal Lutheran's ninth president.
Nearly a year after California Lutheran University named John Nunes as its interim president, the private liberal arts college has seen enough to appoint him as the full-time leader.
Cal Lutheran University students sat shoulder to shoulder in a circle. They wore matching T-shirts and, in a classroom setting, discussed various aspects of the criminal justice system — all from behind the locked doors of the Ventura County Juvenile Facilities complex in Oxnard.
The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program took place for the first time in a juvenile justice facility. There are 20 California Lutheran University students in a class about the criminal justice system. Eleven travel to the facility in Oxnard to attend class; the other nine are incarcerated.
California Lutheran University recently unveiled its enterprisewide AI solution, Ask Gumby, to provide students personalized guidance on scheduling and assistance with course materials.
