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University of La Verne Enactus Students Extend a Helping Hand
The University of La Verne’s 40 Enactus students – primarily business majors – tackled problems during this past academic year.
The University of La Verne’s 40 Enactus students – primarily business majors – tackled problems during this past academic year.
From excavating bones in Africa to teaching elementary school children in China, La Verne students will be busy this summer researching and teaching.
The California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce’s Creating a Path to Success (CAPS) selected Kassandra Aguilera for the program.
Nearly 1,500 students have been cleared to graduate and will receive bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees during two Spring Commencement ceremonies.
If you want to know what boundless energy looks like, look no further than Sandy Portaro ’97. If you can catch her sitting still.
An international teaching society has named Dr. Kathy Duncan a recipient of the 2017 Mid-Career Distinguished Educator Award.
University of La Verne MBA student Katie Barboza will receive a Women of Achievement Award in Business from State Senator Ed Hernandez.
Michaella Saucedo and her classmates found common ground when choosing a charity to support through their Integrated Business Curriculum project.
The University of La Verne’s online bachelor’s degree programs have been ranked second in California by U.S. News and World Report. The publication’s 2017 Best Online Programs Rankings, released Jan. 10, place the university at No. 36 nationwide out of about 300 ranked universities. “Many students live far from our campuses, have demanding personal and professional […]
More than 30 University of La Verne Enactus team members planted vegetables at El Roble Intermediate School in Claremont to combat childhood obesity.