As was the case when Ventura County transitioned from the Purple to Red Tier, this transition relaxes some of the Covid-related guidelines for meetings, events, and building occupancies. 

Yesterday, the County of Ventura moved to the State’s Red Tier. The move from Purple to Red was due to a combination of declining case counts and the emerging benefits of widespread vaccines.

We anticipate holding in-person classes for our traditional undergraduate students, having well over 1,000 students living in on-campus residential facilities, and sponsoring a wide range of co-curricular activities. 

There is good news regarding Cal Lutheran employees' access to the COVID-19 vaccination.

Drive-in ceremonies at the Ventura County Fairgrounds in May will honor '20 and '21 graduates. 

Information about outdoor classrooms on our Thousand Oaks campus.

Additional measures we have taken for spring semester as part of our slow and cautious reopening plan.

The County of Ventura COVID-19 Mobile Testing Unit is scheduled to be on the Thousand Oaks campus on Friday, February 12, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Information for students with classes in an outdoor classroom or indoor lab for the spring semester.