To accommodate the campus’s growing population, University administrators are planning to expand the campus borders and reorganize the map in the near future.

Students of the Theatre Arts 351 class premiered their directing capabilities in “Theatre On-Stage: New Directions in Directing” May 17-25 in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret and Dailey Theatre.

Senior Derek Zachman had a successful second and final season with the golf team which continued its winning streak, capturing its seventh consecutive league title at the 54-hole SCIAC Championships last month in Beaumont.

The unlikely mix of George Gershwin tunes and traditional African American spiritual pieces amazed a large audience in “Gospel Fusion: Gershwin and Beyond” on Monday night in Morgan Auditorium.

Over a month has passed since Trent Mays and Ma’lik Richmond of the Steubenville rape case were found guilty for raping a 16-year-old girl while she was unconscious back in August, 2012.

Mays and Richmond, both football players of Steubenville High School, were sentenced to juvenile detention until they turn 21.

Yale University proved victorious at this year’s United States Universities British Parliamentary National Debate Championship hosted by the University of La Verne April 12-14.

The resonating vocal talents of soprano Carol Stephenson and tenor Jonathan Mack, accompanied by Grace Xia Zhao’s elegant piano, captivated an intimate audience at a faculty recital Sunday in Morgan Auditorium.

A ’62 VW Bus, a ’56 Ford Thunderbird and a ’69 Ford Mustang were among the variety of cars at Saturday’s Cool Cruise Car Show in downtown La Verne.

The Gay Straight Alliance – formerly known as the Rainbow Alliance – is making a comeback after a two-semester absence, with the opening of its new resource center.

The University of La Verne has recently launched the Extended Learning program, which offers non-degree/non-credit courses and certificate programs to students.