I read your editorial about ASULV not doing their job as leaders at the university. May I say that you are sadly mistaken.

For our students, we as faculty and administrators want to be there for any counseling they need.

I was so pleased to read your article and the fact that “Students generally feel safe and accepted at La Verne.” (“Graduate study focuses on LGBT students,” March 9). This is part of who we are as Leos and we must all stand up for the needs of all of our students.

Letters to the editor for the week of Nov. 18, 2011.

Professors from the College of Business and Public Management demonstrated the versatility of marketing techniques on Monday through “Selling the Soloist,” the first lecture in this year’s Faculty Lecture Series.

Letters to the editor for the week of May 6, 2011.

Letters to the editor for the week of March 11, 2011.

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.

Dear Editor, Though I was not able to attend Donna Bentley’s lecture last week, I am one of many faculty who find her skills in teaching and research to be top notch. Donna Bentley is an example of the best of La Verne. Her dedication, enthusiasm for what she does,and her willingness to help everyone [...]

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