University of La Verne to Host TEDx Talk on Financial Investment, Culture, and Communication
The University of La Verne will host a TEDx talk called “TEDxUniversityofLaVerne” on April 24.
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“Junk Raft” Author Marcus Eriksen to Speak at University of La Verne on Environmental Justice
Marcus Eriksen, who sailed from Long Beach to Hawaii on a homemade raft made of junk, will visit the University of La Verne on Friday, April 13.
University of La Verne Announces $125 Million Comprehensive Campaign
The University of La Verne has announced a $125 million comprehensive fundraising campaign, the largest initiative in the institution’s 126-year history.
College of Law Students Compete in Texas Young Lawyers Mock Trial
The University of La Verne College of Law’s mock trial team participated in the Region 14 Texas Young Lawyers’ Mock Trial Competition in Santa Monica.
University of La Verne Alumna Honored for Her Study on Truancy
When Maria Fernandez-Elvira ‘18 came to the United States 11 years ago, she spoke little English and feared public speaking.
University of La Verne College of Law Top Ranked in State for Diversity
The College of Law ranked as the No. 1 law school in California in preLaw Magazine’s “Best Schools for Hispanics” and “Best Schools for African-Americans.”
College of Law Alumnus to Develop Environmental Policy Through USDA Appointment
Childhood trips to California’s towering redwoods planted the seed for what would become Jason Steele’s passion for environmental law.
College of Law Debuts Closing Argument Competition
16 students from the College of Law played the roles of prosecutors and defense attorneys in the college’s first Closing Argument Competition this semester.
College of Law Students Volunteer at Business Law Conference
Students who are members of the Journal of Law, Business, and Ethics volunteered at the Pacific Southwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business conference.
University of La Verne Enactus Students Use Entrepreneurial Action to Help Family in Mexico
Salvador pushed a stroller filled with tamales, burritos, and fish three miles into town each day to earn enough money to sustain his family.