Facebook has evolved beyond a vehicle for keeping up with friends into a way for people to get ahead in their professions and more.

Laughter and music echoed throughout Sneaky Park, bringing faculty, alumni, students and their families together as the College of Business and Public Management hosted their first department barbecue.

The University of La Verne Students In Free Enter­prise team won the 2011 USA Regional Competition and will advance to the 2011 SIFE USA National Expo­sition, from May 10 to May 12 in Minneapolis, Minn.

The associate professor of management sits down to talk about his five academic degrees, how he feels about economic predictors and what it is like being the only one of his family living in the United States.

Students in the Business 368 Integrated Marketing Com­munications class are among the 10 final teams in the Honda CR-Z national student competition, a challenge to create a comprehensive, six-week public relations campaign for the new Honda CR-Z Sport.

For most students picking a major is a big decision that could potentially impact their entire future. Janis Dietz says that is not necessarily true.

Ahmed Ispahani, professor of business administration and economics, recently celebrated 40 years at the University of La Verne. He sat down to discuss terrorism, economics, and who he admires most.

Lecture usually equals very boring, but not for the “Networking Like a Pro” lecture that rocked Tuesday afternoon in the Campus Center Ballroom.

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

A team of University of La Verne business students placed No. 1 in the nation in the CAPSIM competition among hundreds of other U.S. colleges and universities.