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Sophomore La Verne Experience focuses on interpersonal ties
University administrators will launch phase two of the La Verne Experience – the sophomore experience – in the fall of 2014. The Sophomore La Verne Experience, or SOLVE, will essentially be a two-unit course centered around student involvement.
Rain puts damper on spring
Senior criminology major Claudia Gonzalez steps under a canopy in front of the Barkley Building on D Street on her way to class Monday morning.
Professor brings chemistry to lecture
Greg Beran, assistant professor of chemistry at UC Riverside, presents his research in the Science Seminar class May 1.
Food Court: Gluten free is the new transfat free
Lane Jackson, a sophomore biology major, had no idea what was happening when he felt intense stomach pain while on a family vacation in Hawaii when he was 10 years old.
Transformer explosion causes evacuations, power outages
A transformer at the Oaks residence hall parking lot behind Barkley Building blew up in two explosions Thursday afternoon causing power outages and evacuations across the east side of campus.
Schuster brings focus on international justice
The University of La Verne hosted its sixth annual Benazir Bhutto and Ahmed Ispahani International Lectureship with guest speaker, German Parliament member, Marina Schuster in the Campus Center Ballroom on Wednesday.
Historic train passes through La Verne
The Santa Fe 3751 roared past La Verne Sunday, traveling from Bakersfield to Los Angeles on a rail fan excursion.
Honors program names new director for fall
The Honors program is in for change as associate professor of writing Sean Bernard will take the reigns as director next semester.
Calhoun livens lecture with music
James Calhoun, director of choral activities, showed how gospel music became the lively music it is today by explaining the evolution of spirituals starting from the 18th century.
Community News: Claremont fights cancer with relay
The fight against cancer came home as many participated in a Relay for Life to promote “Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back.”

