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FLEX students become biology teachers
University of La Verne freshmen biology students visited De Anza Middle School in Ontario to teach seventh- and eighth-graders about the different body systems and how they respond to different physical activity on Monday.
Faculty showcase research, creativity
Faculty, staff and students gathered Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom to present and view one another’s research on Faculty Research Day.
International, study abroad programs get new chiefs
Following the recent retirement of Phil Hofer, Jeffrey Nonemaker will serve as director of International Student Services, and Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Al Clark will direct study abroad services – effective this week.
Debate gets 2nd, 3rd in LV tourney
The University of La Verne debate team hosted the World Universities Peace Invitational Debate tournament on Saturday and Sunday.
Softball coach shares story of Olympic glory
Julie Smith, assistant athletic director and head softball coach, spoke about her journey to Olympic gold, and her post-gold victories during Monday’s faculty lecture.
Communications Day hosts prospective students
Juniors Ashli Cruthers and Jenna Schiebe from Heritage High School in Romoland participate in a photography workshop during Communications Day last Friday.
Bon Appétit food workers look to unionize
Students and faculty members gathered to offer their support for non-student Bon Appétit employees who feel they have unfair working conditions on Thursday.
Students plan for traditional Halloween fun
With Halloween just around the corner, University of La Verne students are not discouraged by their age and have shared their plans and costume ideas for this holiday.
Dyck looks at helping relationships
Faculty members and students were pleased after hearing Loren Dyck, assistant professor of management, discuss physician-patient relationships.
Professor brings humor to media law
When some students think of a law class, they think of incomprehensible vocabulary, complex court cases and boring class discussions. In professor Valerie Cummings’ class, however, there are no dull moments.

