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Creativity easier than ever with new approach
On Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom, students, faculty and community gathered to hear the words of Daniel H. Pink, the author of four best-selling books and revolutionist on changing the world of the workplace.
Kahan urges faculty to publish, not perish
Jeffrey Kahan, professor of English, spoke on the extremely stressful process of gaining promotion and tenure and the importance of publishing.
Panel challenges view of single life
A panel of three speakers at Scripps College expressed, using a variety of examples, that people don’t need to be traditionally coupled-up to be happy.
Geishas’ identity seen through time
Rebecca Bravo Staff Writer “Geisha” means artist in Japanese, but throughout the history its meaning has also been tied to prostitution. The lecture, “Geisha: Artists or Prostitutes,” was given by Gloria Montebruno-Saller at 10:20 a.m. March 31 in the University of La Verne Campus Center Ballroom. Through much research Montebruno-Saller was able to answer the [...]
New approach to getting jobs
The University of La Verne Career Center is hosting a virtual job and internship fair, which started Monday and ends today.
Cars collide on Arrow Highway
A head-on collision at the corner of D Street and Arrow Highway occurred on Wednesday at 9:14 p.m.
CAPA Dean’s List, Fall 2009
The following students earned a grade point average of 3.75 or higher in the CAPA program for the fall 2009 semester. Luz Aguilar Aaron Allen Janelle Anderson Carlos Baffigo Amy Bailey Elvie Balderrama Debra Ballinger Andrea Banuelos Acquanetta Benin David Bess Ingrid Botran Cynthia Boyd Susie Camarillo Enriqueta Cervantes Ruby Cervantes Vanessa Chavez Roselene Leslie [...]
