You are here: Home // News
News Briefs
Winter Formal The Campus Activities Board is hosting its annual winter formal March 2 with a “Young Wild and Free” theme. The event will be held at Seven Degrees in Laguna Beach, and doors open at 8 p.m. Limited transportation to the venue will be available on a first come basis at $5 per ticket. [...]
Law school takes step toward ABA approval
On Thursday the University of La Verne College of Law received good news regarding its prolonged struggle to achieve American Bar Association accreditation.
Lecturer discusses the power of the Supreme Court
Erwin Chemerinsky, dean and professor of law at the UC Irvine College of Law, discussed “Formalism Without Foundation: Stern v. Marshall” on Feb. 2 at the University of La Verne College of Law.
Cook presents research on Hawthorne, short stories
Bill Cook, professor of English, discussed the research he gathered about the works of American fiction writer Nathaniel Hawthorne, and how Hawthorne contributed to the creation of the American short story, during his faculty lecture on Monday.
Leatha Webster remembered for kindness
Leatha Webster, who served the University as director of financial aid since 2003, died after a relapse of multiple myeloma on Jan. 3. She is remembered lovingly by all those who knew her.
Student editors set high standards
A changing of the guard for La Verne Magazine and the Campus Times is taking place in spring 2012 as Jason Cox and Christina Collins Burton take over the editor in chief positions for the publications.
CAPA Dean’s List, Fall 2011
The following students in the CAPA Program earned a grade point average of 3.75 or better in the fall 2011 semester. Achan, Jennifer Alcazar, Yvonne Alman, Robert Aparicio, Loretta Apiafi, John Armendariz, Bridget Ayala, Juan Ballard, Kelly Barttelbort, Cathy Bergman, Marva Bess, David Blackwell, Wanetta Boites, Gustavo Borrayo, Gustavo Buckley, Colin Caponigro, Stacey Carlson, Kenneth [...]
Bernard wins NEA grant for fiction writing
University of La Verne’s own Associate Professor of Writing Sean Bernard won a $25,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, the organization announced last month.
Ives integrates YouTube into math
Frank Ives is one of the most animated and liked instructors on campus, but becoming a math professor was not always in his plan.

