College of Law Gives Back to Community for FLEX Day
Four College of Law professors and eight law students helped the homeless, gardened at the Church of the Brethren and participated in other activities for FLEX Day.
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President Devorah Lieberman Participating in International Higher Ed Summit
President Devorah Lieberman will join higher education leaders from 14 countries to discuss trends and innovation among colleges and universities.
University’s Sustainability Efforts to be Honored by National Facilities Magazine
The University of La Verne will be honored with an achievement award from Facility Maintenance Decisions magazine.
U.S. News and World Report Ranks University of La Verne No. 8 Among California Private Universities
The University of La Verne ranks 8th among private institutions and 18th overall in CA, according to the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings.
Center for Multicultural Services Opens
Karen Shum drew a house inside of a heart symbol on a colorful quilt to be displayed at the University of La Verne’s new Center for Multicultural Services.
Washington Monthly Ranks University Among Best for Adult Learners
The University of La Verne is among the top private universities in California for adult learners, according to new rankings from Washington Monthly magazine.
University Rings in 125th Anniversary With Convocation
A class of eager new students became part of a grand tradition as the University of La Verne welcomed the start of its 125th year with Convocation.
FLEX Day Draws 450 for Community Engagement Projects
Over 450 members of the University of La Verne community gathered to clean, garden, paint and volunteer at community organizations throughout the region.
More than 850 Students Move Into Residence Halls
University of La Verne move-in day kicked off Aug. 24 with new and transfer students bringing carloads of belongings to fill their new homes.
Aspiring Teachers Take on Technology
University of La Verne’s “Tech Camp” is a workshop that ran Aug. 9-11 for students who want to get ahead of the game before entering teaching programs.