The La Verne Church of the Brethren is growing fresh produce in its new community garden called “Peace and Carrots,” and each gardener is donating 10 percent of their produce to local food banks.

Many students may not have known about the memorial outside Wilson Library until a few recently took notice and felt the modest memorial – to two ULV students who were killed in World War I – deserved better.

The President’s Dining Room was rocked Monday by a live band performance which featured professor of music Reed Gratz in front of a packed audience.

Undergraduate students may soon be able to take a maximum of 18 units per semester instead of the 17 units currently allowed, pending Board of Trustees approval.

The University of La Verne library buzzed with energy and creativity during faculty research day, Oct. 29, where faculty members displayed their research work to colleagues and students.

University of La Verne graduate Tina Nieto was recently promoted to captain of the Los Angeles Police Department, making her the first female Hispanic captain in the LAPD.

This January will mark the ninth year Kenneth Scambray, professor of English, travels to Italy with University of La Verne students for his Italy Experience class.

The athletic training education program recently received a renewal of its national accreditation for an additional 10 years.

Campus and community news for Nov. 6, 2009.

The Student Health Center at the University of La Verne is offering the H1N1 influenza virus vaccine to students for free, while supplies last.