The 26th season concludes with a novel twist on the play, which takes place in an abandoned shopping mall after an apocalyptic event.
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Cal Lutheran Hires General Counsel
Marvin Richards will serve as Cal Lutheran’s chief legal officer, Rick Ysasi has been appointed CFO and Colleen Windham-Hughes is the new associate vice president for Mission and Identity.
Longtime Cal Lutheran Baseball Coach Retires
Marty Slimak, or “coach Slim” as he’s known on the diamond, has retired from California Lutheran University and the Kingsmen Baseball program after more than three decades.
A Novel Setting for “Gentlemen of Verona”
The Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival returns to California Lutheran University for its 26th season on June 30 through Aug. 6 with “The Two Gentlemen of Verona.”
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.
Cal Lutheran opens access to Gallegly Archive
356 storage boxes, in view behind glass walls, are filled with the archived papers of Ventura County’s longest-serving congressman, Elton W. Gallegly.
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.
