Alumnus, Long-time KPCC Host Steve Julian Dies
Steve Julian, a renowned Southland radio host who helped pioneer La Verne’s radio broadcast program as a student in the late 1970s, died of brain cancer.
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Mini Maker Fair Unveiled During Scholastic & Artistic Works Week
The Mini Maker Fair served as a kick-off for Scholastic & Artistic Works Week, which included Research Day, Student Artistic Festival Day and Book Day.
Teacher Technology Program Hailed as Success
The number of students transferring from Citrus College to the La Verne to pursue a teaching or child development degree nearly tripled between 2012 & 2015.
Restrooms Accommodating Transgender Community Coming to La Verne
The University of La Verne converted signs for three of its College of Law single-stall restrooms April 7 to be designated gender neutral.
Dean Receives Excellence in Jurisprudence Award
The Inland Valley Newspaper Group & Shining Glory Publications presented College of Law Dean Gilbert Holmes with the Excellence in Jurisprudence Award.
Woodland Hills Alums Reunite
Twenty alumni who graduated from University of La Verne College of Law’s Woodland Hills campus gathered April 7 to reconnect with former classmates.
University of La Verne, Citrus College Renew Student Transfer Partnership
The University of La Verne and Citrus College renewed a partnership that provides students an easier pathway between the 2-year and 4-year institutions.
La Verne’s New Face of Gerontology
Kelly Niles-Yokum is hoping to introduce more students to the field through a Gerontology Career Fair on April 6 at University of La Verne’s Campus Center.
CEO Summit Attended by 119 Southland Business Leaders
Market trends, management and marketing discussion filled the day at the University of La Verne’s 3rd Annual CEO Summit.
University cited as Example of Exemplary School in DOE Report
President Lieberman attended a meeting hosted by the U.S. DoE focused on institutions making significant strides in increasing graduation rates.