The Pearson Library multimedia center has more than 110,000 volumes and is computer-networked to the resources of more than 17,000 libraries in over 40 countries. Other CLU landmarks include the Ahmanson Science Center with computer simulation laboratory and interactive videodisk capabilities, the Preus-Brandt Forum for lectures and performing arts, and the beautiful Samuelson Chapel. On campus are 12 residence halls. CLU's National Public Radio station, KCLU 88.3 FM, hit the airwaves in the fall of l994 and features quality, commercial-free educational programming. The new Humanities Center houses 16 classrooms and 30 faculty offices.
Plans are underway for new athletic and performing arts complexes.
CLU also has satellite graduate centers in the neighboring communities of Oxnard and Woodland Hills. Computer Resources Computers are revolutionizing teaching and learning, and CLU is committed to enhancing Students' experience by expanding access to computer technology. CLU's campus network and link-up to Internet provides access to nearly 2 million Internet sites around the world, including libraries, other universities and governmental information centers. 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 own personal computers from off campus by using dial-up access. IBM computer labs are also available to students at the Oxnard and Woodland Hills Graduate Centers.