Military, government, academia high-ranking officials and policymakers united for the common interest of law in post-conflict states – in this instance, Afghanistan.

Professor of Music Kathleen Lamkin lectured on “Drama in Wagner’s ‘Ring:’ Music Propels the Action,” the last of the “Ring” lecture series, for 30 students and faculty members.

Professor of English William A. Cook has published numerous books and articles on Middle Eastern issues and social justice around the world while remaining a devoted professor at the University of La Verne.

The University of La Verne commemorated the grand opening of the Irvine location of its Orange County Regional Campus last Friday with a ribbon cutting ceremony and an open house.

Assistant Professor of Management Kathy Duncan gave a presentation titled “In and Out of the Closet: Gay and Lesbian Pastoral Leadership,” that discussed her research regarding the sexuality of those in religious positions and how it affects their ability to perform as religious leaders.

Prospective Leopards roamed the University of La Verne campus learning about their potential school for higher education during Spotlight Weekend last week.

Students at the University of La Verne voted last week for ASULV officers, in a less conventional way.

Janis Dietz, professor of business administration at the University of La Verne, offers her thoughts on cheating, graduating and national security.

Richard Wagner’s world was revealed to a group of 30 students and faculty members on April 8 at the lecture “Beyond the Mystic Chasm: Wagner Conjures for the Theater.”

Donna Bentley presented the essence of her new research in a lecture for students and faculty, concerning the implementation of tutorials for students’ research on Monday in the Presidents Dining Room.