In an effort to spread some holiday cheer to children in the community, the Associated Students of the University of La Verne are carrying out a toy drive until Dec. 7.

Immigration, gender roles, tradition and Latino heritage were only a few of the topics discussed at the Latino Retreat on Nov. 13.

Students and faculty filled the President’s Dining Room as Laura Hyatt presented a two-part presentation on faculty research culture.

In recognition of October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, local La Verne businesses held a fundraiser in effort to raise money for the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation.

The economic downturn has strained the already tight budgets of college students to the point that many are looking to cut corners – and one way is by shortening their time in school from four years to three.

At 80 years old, Ken Dabrow, president of Dab-Row Radio, stands tall, bursting with energy and passion for life and his career.

Megan Granquist, assistant professor of movement and sports science, shared her research on sports injury rehabilitation adherence to a group of students and faculty Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

Yingxia Cao, director of institutional research at the University of La Verne, challenged American education with an informative lecture on the relationship between private higher education and the labor market in China.

Students, faculty and staff at the University of La Verne dropped and covered at exactly 10:15 a.m. Oct. 15 for “The Great California Shake Out” earthquake drill.

New Provost Gregory Dewey told an informal group at the Meet the Provost event Oct. 9 that he will continue to focus diversity and scholarship at the University of La Verne.