Professor Gains UNESCO Designation for Micronesia Ruins
Professor of anthropology Dr. Felicia Beardsley is helping to put the ancient city of Nan Madol in Micronesia back on the map.
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Ed.D. Professor Brings Leadership Experience to Classroom
Character. Citizenship. Loyalty. Rich Whitney, faculty member in the La Fetra College of Education, developed these traits as a young Eagle Scout.
College of Law Wins Ninth Circuit ADR Education Award
The University of La Verne College of Law has received the 2016 Ninth Circuit ADR Education Award.
Longtime University Supporter Beth Landis Dies at Home
Beth Landis ’45 traveled the world with her husband, Richard “Dick” Landis, molded young minds as a Girl Scout leader and gave generously to her alma mater.
W.M. Keck Foundation Grants $300K for Student Research Program
The W.M. Keck Foundation awarded the University of La Verne a $300,000 grant supporting classroom research experiences and career readiness for students.
Debate Camp Draws Southland High School Students
University of La Verne’s weeklong Debate Camp invites high school students to work alongside the university’s debate team members and faculty.
Living the Legislative Life
Jacqueline Valencia Perez received the opportunity to join the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute where she gained exposure to the world of politics.
Dr. Kimberly White-Smith Named LaFetra College of Education Dean
The University of La Verne announced Dr. Kimberly A. White-Smith as the newly-appointed dean of the recently named LaFetra College of Education.
Television Students to Receive Award for ‘Spotlight’
The Alliance for Community Media will honor 5 University of La Verne students and their professor for the “Best of Spotlight 2015” video magazine program.
New Parking Structure Set to Open Aug. 1
The long-anticipated $16 million University of La Verne parking structure has been completed and officially opens Aug. 1.