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Students to travel abroad in January
Students will explore the world and gain a new perspective through international travel and study during the 2013 January Interterm.
LV hires crossing guards for students’ safety
Increased pedestrian traffic on this increasingly crowded campus have prompted the University and the city of La Verne to hire crossing guards to enforce more caution while crossing the street.
Professor is dedicated to service
Marco Ramirez has been a part-time professor of public administration at the University of La Verne since January 2012.
Dyck looks at helping relationships
Faculty members and students were pleased after hearing Loren Dyck, assistant professor of management, discuss physician-patient relationships.
Leopards fight for playoff position with 34-24 Homecoming win
As cloudy skies turned to sunshine Saturday so did the Leopards’ playoff chances as they beat Pomona-Pitzer, 34-24, handing the winless Sagehens their fourth loss.
Technology integral to education
Sammy Elzarka, director of assessment and accreditation for College of Education and Organizational Leadership, analyzed the different variables that affected the use of integrating technology in higher education Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Sunday grooves with Latin beats
Faculty members and students grooved along with the Latin jazz rhythms from Reed Gratz on piano on Sunday night in Morgan Auditorium.
Horror Nights offers frights
Last Friday Universal Studios Hollywood celebrated the opening of Halloween Horror Nights, when Universal Studios transforms the park offering terrifying mazes, shows and rides.
Foreign students adapt to life at La Verne
International students are an important and ever-growing part of the La Verne community. Yet as these students leave home and enter this new environment, there are things they must get used to here.
Courses adjust to classroom mixing
Among the changes prompted by the University’s historically high 2,500-student enrollment this semester, students returned to find classes held unusual places – often in classrooms far from departments’ home bases.

