California Lutheran University Campus Map (2024-2017)
Welcome to the California Lutheran University Campus Map. This guide helps you navigate the Thousand Oaks campus, detailing the main academic core between Pearson Library and the Soiland Humanities Center, as well as athletic facilities like the Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center along the eastern edge.
Use this California Lutheran University Campus Map to find buildings, quads, and parking.
California Lutheran University Campus Map 2024
This map displays the primary California Lutheran University Thousand Oaks Campus for 2024. It provides a detailed overview for navigating academic buildings, student residences, dining halls, and athletic complexes.
Printable California Lutheran University Campus Map 2024
Download a high-resolution, printable PDF version of the 2024 campus map. This file is ideal for offline use, campus tours, or event planning.
California Lutheran University Campus Guide
The Campus Guide provides context for the maps, explaining the spatial layout of the Thousand Oaks campus, key landmarks, and access routes.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized around a central academic core featuring Ullman Commons, Pearson Library, and the Preus-Brandt Forum. The landmark Samuelson Chapel is located on the west side, while the Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center anchors the northeast.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian paths connect all major buildings, with Ullman Commons serving as a central hub. Main pathways are accessible, connecting the academic core, residence halls, and athletic facilities. Look for routes running parallel to the central spine.
Parking & Entrances
Visitor parking is available near key destinations, with main access from West Olsen Road. The Parking Map details specific lot designations for permits and guests. Be aware of signage for commuter, resident, and faculty/staff parking.
Transit & Getting Here
The Thousand Oaks campus is accessible via West Olsen Road. Internal campus roads provide access to all parking lots and buildings. Local transit stops may be available nearby, connecting the campus to the greater Thousand Oaks area.
Dorms & Student Housing
Student residences are primarily located on the western and southern sides of the academic core. This includes residence halls such as Mogen Hall, Pederson Hall, and Trinity Hall, all within convenient walking distance of Ullman Commons and classrooms.
Dining & Student Life
Ullman Commons is the central hub for student life, featuring Ullman To Go, Jamba Juice, and The Habit Burger Grill. A Starbucks is also located nearby, just south of the Black Box Studio Theatre.
Older California Lutheran University Campus Maps
This archive provides access to previous versions of the California Lutheran University campus map. These older maps are useful for historical reference or to see how the campus has evolved over time.
California Lutheran University Campus Map 2017
FAQ
How religious is California Lutheran University?
California Lutheran University is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America but maintains a welcoming environment for students of all faiths and backgrounds. Religious participation is optional, and spiritual life programs focus on inclusion, reflection, and service rather than doctrinal practice.
Is California Lutheran University good?
California Lutheran University is considered a good university, especially for students seeking small class sizes, strong faculty support, and well-regarded programs in business, psychology, and education. It ranks well regionally and emphasizes a student-centered approach with high graduation and job placement rates.
What major is Cal Lutheran known for?
Cal Lutheran is known for strong programs in business, psychology, and education. Its School of Management offers popular majors such as business administration, economics, and marketing. The university also has a reputation for preparing students for graduate study and careers in counseling, teaching, and organizational leadership.
Is Cal Lutheran a D1 school?
Cal Lutheran is not a Division 1 (D1) school. It competes in NCAA Division III as part of the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC), which does not offer athletic scholarships.
