According to FBI statistics, Thousand Oaks has been listed among the top three safest cities in the nation with populations of more than 100,000 over the past five years. In addition, 24-hour campus security and electronic key devices in residence halls contribute to the safety of CLU students, faculty and staff. Set against Mount Clef Ridge, the park-like campus is designed for learning and living. 88.3 FM, National Public Radio ongoing enhancements Enhancements to the Thousand Oaks campus have been continuous since the University s groundbreaking more than 35 years ago. CLU's National Public Radio station, KCLU 88.3 FM, hit the airwaves in the fall of 1994 featuring quality, commercial-free educational programming.
Plans are under way for additional classroom space and new athletic and performing arts complexes.
Computer Resources revolutionizing teaching and learning access to the information superhighway Computers are revolutionizing teaching and learning, and CLU is committed to enhancing students' experience by expanding access to computer technology. From worldwide research, to the study of computing, to simply using computerized word processing to prepare a paper, CLU students can enter the information superhighway from campus laboratories or on their personal computers in their dorm rooms. Students can also utilize CLU's network from off campus with dial-up access. Other network resources include three mid-range systems. The Pearson Library access to more than 17,000 libraries in 40 countries resources to meet various research needs Completed in 1985, the Pearson Library houses a book collection of more than 110,000 volumes complemented by journals, microforms, audiovisual software and access to electronic databases.