Using Artificial Intelligence to automate business activities likely will affect hours, tasks and responsibilities for workers across wage rates and educational backgrounds.
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Latinas Give Life to U.S. Economy
The contribution of U.S. Latinas is extraordinary, according to the inaugural Bank of America U.S. Latina GDP Report by California Lutheran University’s Center for Economic Research & Forecasting.
Cal Lutheran Begins Academic Year with New Students, Programs and Interim President
California Lutheran University will welcome nearly 700 incoming first-time and transfer students on Aug. 26 for the 2024-2025 school year.
Title Winners Take White House Tour
Student-athletes and coaches from Cal Lutheran witnessed history while visiting Washington, D.C, with other NCAA champions.
William Shakespeare Inspires “The Season of Love”
The Kingsmen Shakespeare Company will perform two of William Shakespeare’s most beloved plays: “Romeo and Juliet” and “Much Ado About Nothing.”
How Sweep It Is
Cal Lutheran men’s volleyball team won the 2024 NCAA Division III National Championship on Sunday, April 28, in Dubuque, Iowa.
Angel City Football Club Extends Contract with California Lutheran University
ACFC extended its contract with Cal Lutheran as the team’s training site for the National Women’s Soccer League team.
Student Scientists Leading the Way
Alina Tong’s path to the recognition she is receiving now as a young biosciences scholar here at Cal Lutheran started in elementary school — with gum.
Students’ Winning Project Supports Mental, Physical Health Through Basketball
A student team in the Sports Management program at Cal Lutheran took top honors and a $1,000 prize in the university’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Competition2023.
Regal’s soccer wins NCAA National Championship
After a historic regular season, the Regals defeated No. 2-ranked Washington University 1-0 to take home the first national title in program history.
U.S. Latino economic output tops $3 trillion for the first time
Latinos in the United States continue to drive the economy forward — as they’ve been doing since the 1500s.
Gagliardo wins President’s Award for Teaching Excellence
The award recognizes professors who are held in high esteem by their peers, students and the rest of the university community.
Faculty members retire with emeritus status
The Board of Regents awarded emeritus status to five Cal Lutheran faculty members who retired in May 2023 and have a combined total of more than 115 years of service.
Center for Economic Research and Forecasting wins Latino Leadership Award
Cal Lutheran’s Center for Economic Research and Forecasting (CERF) economists are among the recipients of the 2023 Pacific Coast Business Times’ Latino Leadership Award.
The Apocalypse Is Here in Kingsmen Shakespeare’s ‘King Lear’
The 26th season concludes with a novel twist on the play, which takes place in an abandoned shopping mall after an apocalyptic event.
Annual Cares Day raises more than $2 million
Nearly 1,800 donors made 2,352 gifts in the most successful annual fundraising campaign ever.
Cal Lutheran receives $500,000 state grant to fund four-year teacher credential program
The funds will help expand an integrated teacher preparation program that allows students to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a teaching credential in four years rather than the usual five.
Treasured memories
The Cal Lutheran community lost one of its most treasured members when the Rev. Dr. Howard Wennes died on July 12, 2022.
Seeing one another
“Rev. Scott,” as he is known, is the university’s first Black pastor and the first non-Lutheran to hold the post.
Students bring personal experiences to the fight against racism
Four students are sparking conversations about Black American roots, maternal health, entrepreneurship and more as Community Scholars for Black Lives.
