As multicultural affairs director at the University of La Verne, Daniel Loera has devoted most of his professional life to educating students about the importance of diversity. In a recent interview he discussed why he displays his high school diploma, how entering the seminary liberated him and why college is not about discovering ourselves, but others.

Daniel Loera is on a mission to create an environment of diversity and acceptance on the University of La Verne campus.

The University’s Working Group on Diversity has proposed a strategic plan for diversity among faculty, staff and students to support the diverse student body, improve climate and foster research on diversity issues.

The Office of Multicultural Services at the University of La Verne offers the First Generation Student Success Program to ease the load of starting in uncharted territories.

Immigration, gender roles, tradition and Latino heritage were only a few of the topics discussed at the Latino Retreat on Nov. 13.

The Multicultural Club Council hosted an Aztec storytelling event last week in the President’s Dining Room to celebrate North American History Month.

The International Studies Institute at the University of La Verne has voted on this year’s theme: immigration. Every year, the University has a new theme focusing on a global issue or concern that either affects people, forces them to think about their opinions or inspires them to help.