The University of La Verne has launched new programs in the fields of education, technology, psychology, and criminal justice & criminology.
Dr. Tatiana Tatarinova published her findings on genetic analysis in plants in the Public Library of Science (PLOS) ONE academic journal.
Lauren Vogt and Veronica Rivas-Mittino participated in the USD School of Law 29th National Criminal Procedure Tournament in San Diego, November 10-12.
More than 200 people crowded into the University of La Verne’s Abraham Campus Center on Oct. 26 to hear world-renowned nutritionist Dr. Joel Fuhrman.
Christopher Williams ’15, an El Monte police captain, has received a national award for implementing a social media outreach program to help reduce crime.
The College of Law celebrated the opening of a yearlong exhibition featuring art from adults with developmental disabilities on Oct. 19.
The University of La Verne will break ground on a new facility that will serve as a spiritual, community, & culturally engaged hub for the campus community.
Business students who will one day become leaders in technology, marketing, & other fields shifted their focus to an even bolder objective: saving lives.
The University of La Verne has earned a spot in Princeton Review’s annual Guide to Green Colleges for the seventh year in a row.
Hundreds of middle, high school, college students, and parents gathered for the 6th annual Latino Education Access and Development (LEAD) Conference.