University of La Verne Anthropologist Uses Ancient Skeletal Collection to Study Anemia and Frailty
A team of researchers, including a University of La Verne anthropologist, has developed a new methodology for investigating anemia and other diseases.
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Mixed-Media Artist Phoebe Beasley Showcases Her Work at the University of La Verne
Earlier this year, mixed-media artist Phoebe Beasley was invited to the University of La Verne as an artist in residence.
Biology Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who’s Who
Kathleen Roos, a professor of biology at the University of La Verne, received the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award earlier this month.
Spotlight Weekend Welcomes The Next Class of Leos
The University of La Verne welcomed more than 100 admitted students to campus for the annual Spotlight Weekend, providing tours and information sessions.
University of La Verne Business Students Participate in ‘Creating a Path to Success’ Program
The CHCC Foundation selected three students from the College of Business and Public Management to participate in the 2019 CAPS Program.
University of La Verne Implements a ‘Vote Everywhere’ Campus
The University of La Verne has joined The Andrew Goodman Foundation’s network of Vote Everywhere campuses aimed to improve voting accessibility.
Scholarship Gala Raises $750,000 for University of La Verne Students
More than 600 University of La Verne supporters attended the 2019 Scholarship Gala, “Achieve Beyond Imagination.”
College of Law Hosts 2019 Intellectual Property Law Symposium
The College of Law hosted an Intellectual Property Law Symposium centered on the topics of gender & diversity at the Sara and Michael Abraham Campus Center.
University of La Verne’s Montana Field Station Renamed in Honor of Bob and Mary Neher
The University of La Verne’s research field station bears the name of Bob & Mary Neher, who built the ranch to provide research opportunities for students.
University of La Verne Student Honored as 2019-2020 Newman Civic Fellow
University of La Verne’s Dyamond Gray, a second-year English and Spanish major, has been awarded the Newman Civic Fellowship.