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Students oppose idea of weapons on campus
In light of recent violent attacks against public schools and college settings, lawmakers have questioned whether having designated officials carry guns on campus would help reduce violence.
Teenagers get ‘Smashed’ in young adult novel
Lisa Luedeke, author of the young adult novel, “Smashed,” signed books and discussed the process she went through to write her book at the Campus Center Ballroom on Wednesday.
Ash Wednesday marks a fresh start
The University of La Verne provided a bilingual Ash Wednesday service to about 40 students and faculty in the Chapel.
LV ranked 2nd in nation for over-performing
The University of La Verne ranked No. 2 in U.S. News and World Report’s first ever nationwide list of over-performing colleges, which looks at how universities performed in comparison to the schools’ reputations.
Musicians display classical talents
Classical sonatas and German music captivated an audience Sunday in Morgan Auditorium for the concert titled “Songs of Remembrance.”
Tang brings new teaching tactics
Gail Tang does not underestimate her students and believes in challenging them by opening inquisitive class discussion and asking them how they got their answers as well as why they are correct.
Gurock recalls Kristallnacht
Jeffrey S. Gurock, professor of Jewish history at Yeshiva University, spoke about the ways Jewish Americans in New York reacted to the Holocaust.

