Enactus Students Assemble Solar Water Packs for Cambodians
University of La Verne students participating in the Enactus program, a community empowerment club, developed 100 solar water packs earlier this month.
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University of La Verne Debate Team Wins Again
The University of La Verne Debate Team has participated in four tournaments so far this academic year and has reached the finals each time.
Math Professor Joins Expedition to Bering Sea to Study Sustainable Fishing
Mathematics Professor Emily Cilli-Turner joined a research mission to the Eastern Bering Sea to study how fishing might affect the population of a key species of fish.
Alumna Julia Ruedas Joins the El Monte City School District’s Board of Education
Julia Ruedas, MPA ’18, was elected to the El Monte City School District’s Board of Education on Nov. 6. Ruedas is a first-time board member dedicated to bringing a community together for the success of its children.
Devorah Lieberman Elected President of Executive Committee of the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities
University of La Verne President Devorah Lieberman was elected president of the executive committee of the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities.
University of La Verne Ranked Fifth Nationally for Social Mobility of Graduates
U.S. News & World Report has ranked the University of La Verne 5th in the nation for social mobility.
Debate Team Earns Top Honors During Whirlwind Weekend of Events
Members of the University of La Verne Debate Team earned top honors at recent events in Los Angeles and Denver.
University of La Verne Again Included in Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges
The University of La Verne has earned a spot in the Princeton Review’s annual Guide to 399 Green Colleges for the eight consecutive year.
University of La Verne Professor Co-authors Paper on Assessing the Impacts of Climate Change on Species
David Bickford has co-authored an article that examines how scientists can better assess the effects that climate change is having on ecosystems & species.
University of La Verne Partners With Give Something Back to Support Students Who Have Faced Adversity
The Give Something Back charitable organization has dedicated $1 million to help students who have faced adversity obtain a college education from La Verne.