LJWL EVENTS
FALL 2025 EVENTS
LJWL ADVISING CHAPEL
Friday, OCT 17
9:45am in LA101
VISITING WRITERS SERIES
Fall 2025
3pm - Craft Lecture & Writing Workshop
7pm - Reading
Fermanian Conference Center
Día de los Muertos
Oct. 30, 2025
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Bond 103
Poetry on Point
Nov. 15, 2025
Fermanian Confernce Center
Writer's Symposium
Oct. 27, 2025 & Spring 2026
SPRING 2025 EVENTS
The Last Note: A Concert for Karl Martin
Friday, May 2nd
7:00PM in Brown Chapel
Senior Brunch
Saturday, April 26th
10am in Fermanian Conference Center
ONLY Graduating Seniors and LJWL Faculty: RSVP here by April16th
San Diego Society of Professional Journalists Student Mixer
Thursday, April 24th
6pm in Colt Forum
Writing...What Are You Going To Do With That??
Tuesday, April 8th
7pm in Bond Academic Room103
LJWL ADVISING CHAPEL
Friday, March 28th
9:45am in Latter Hall 101
2025 Homecoming: Creative Writing Celebration
Saturday, February 15 on Bond Patio
10am Meet & Greet, Reading starts at 10:30AM
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WRITERS GONNA WRITE
Last Saturday of every month
Join Dr. Katie Manning, LJWL students, alumni, and faculty for a time to write in community.
These casual, drop-in style events take place the last Saturday of each month from 9am-12pm PST.
Contact us for the Zoom link!
DRIFTWOOD CREATIVE ARTS SERIES
October 9 & November 20
4:30pm in The ARC
Join the Driftwood staff for an open mic session once a month in The ARC! Participants are welcome to share any creative piece (writing, artwork, music, etc.). You are also welcome to just come listen, watch, & support!
FEATURED ONGOING EVENTS
FEATURED PREVIOUS EVENTS
MAY 2022 TRIP: ZETA
Check out these pictures from the combined JRN4040 and Spanish trip to Tijuana to visit Zeta Magazine on May 2, 2022!
LJWL's Katie Morris also published an article in PLNU's the Viewpoint about the trip to Zeta. You can read the story here.
GUEST LECTURE, JASON DE LEÓN
10.27.22 | Fermanian Conference Center
Dr. Jason De León is a professor of anthropology and Chicano/a Studies at UCLA, a recipient of the MacArthur Genius Award, and the executive director of the Undocumented Migration Project (UMP). His current installation project is Hostile Terrain 94, which PLNU has been completing in collaboration with the UMP. His lecture is titled "The Land of Open Graves: Visualizing Migrant Death Along the U.S./Mexico Border."
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LECTURE RECORDING.
25TH ANNUAL POETRY DAY
9.28.23 | Crill Performance Hall