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Birth Of A Nation 101

A recent University of La Verne symposium could have global impact
and help shape protocols for states in post-conflict turmoil.

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Personal Perspective

Afghanistan & State Building symposium stirs a passionate response from two College of Law students.

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Vista La Verne, with room for just under 400 student residents, provides lots of mixing space and is in close proximity to the heart of the La Verne campus.

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HMO, Team USA

La Verne professor Paul Alvarez will once again be part of the medical staff for Americans at World University Games, in Russia.

Spring Commencement

Dreams were realized and academic goals accomplished at the University of La Verne’s Spring Commencement 2013, on Saturday, June 1. Graduates of the College of Arts & Sciences, College of Busi...

A Call To Action

Human rights activist Marina Schuster speaks for Bhutto-Ispahani lecture series.

Going With The Flow

Al Clark began a lifelong study of water as a college student and now prepares to publish a book that covers 500 years of water in the San Gabriel Valley and its watershed.

Making A Name For Herself

Educator and La Verne alumna Dianne Van Hook adds another honor to her long list of accomplishments.

A Legacy Of Life

For 55 years, Dr. Robert Neher has educated La Verne biology students and will retire with the respect and admiration of those he has touched — except one nasty python.

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