University of La Verne Jumps 23 Spots in U.S. News & World Report Rankings
The University of La Verne jumped 23 spots in the 2019 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, receiving high marks for value and serving veterans.
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La Verne Community Celebrates Opening of New Residence and Dining Halls
City officials joined members of the University of La Verne community to celebrate the opening of a new student residence and dining hall.
College of Law, Local Attorneys to Provide Free Legal Consultations on Oct. 20
The University of La Verne College of Law is partnering with attorneys from western San Bernardino County to offer free legal advice to the general public.
Adjunct Art Professor Danielle Eubank Nominated for Creative Climate Award
Danielle Eubank, a University of La Verne adjunct faculty member, is one of more than 30 artists nominated for the 2018 Creative Climate Awards.
Center for Veteran Students Success to Celebrate New Location on Sept. 12
The Center for Veteran Students Success will celebrate its new location on campus. The center, located at 1860 Third St., will have an opening celebration.
University of La Verne Launches Its 127th Academic Year
With a messages urging students to work to bring people to together, President Devorah Lieberman launched the University of La Verne’s 127th academic year.
Move-In Day Brings First Look at New Residence and Dining Halls
Hundreds of freshmen lined up outside the University of La Verne’s newest residence hall, ready to settle in to their home for the new academic year.
Center for Neurodiversity, Learning, and Wellness to Host Sept. 13 Screening of ‘Intelligent Lives’ Documentary
The University of La Verne’s LaFetra College of Education Social Equity Lecture Series will screen the documentary film “Intelligent Lives.”
College of Law Student Publishes Article on Supreme Court Ruling in Death Penalty Trial
In a little more than two weeks, Andrew Lopez will begin his second year of studies at the University of La Verne’s College of Law.
LaFetra College of Education Secures Grant to Prepare Teachers for Work With Neurodiverse Learners
A team of faculty from the University of La Verne’s LaFetra College of Education has secured a grant from the California Council on Teacher Education.