La Verne Professor to Publish Book on Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jason Neidleman began focusing on philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau after taking a course taught by professor Stanley Hoffmann.
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Twin Athletic Trainers a Tour de Force
Sisters Hope and Nysa Allen, along with alumna Anastacia Fraijo, found themselves in ninth place out of 18 teams at an athletic trainer’s competition.
Communications Students Earn First Place in Video Competition
“The Transformation” has taken first place honors in the national College Broadcasters Inc. competition in the Video Special Broadcast category.
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For more than 35 years, Charles Doskow has been a resource valued by the media. A professor at the College of Law, he also holds the title dean emeritus.
La Verne Chosen to Participate in National Civic Learning Initiative
A national consortium selected the University of La Verne out of dozens of applicants to participate in an initiative aimed at advancing civic learning.
La Verne Debate Team Triumphs at Politicon
A panel of celebrities, political analysts & others named the University of La Verne’s debate team the overall winner at Politicon’s roundtable debate.
La Verne, Bonita Unified Sign Higher Education Pipeline Agreement
Educational leaders entered a partnership that will guarantee qualified Bonita Unified School District students scholarship funding & admission to La Verne.
University of La Verne Celebrates Jewish Festival of Sukkot
La Verne students, faculty and staff constructed a sukkah Sept. 30 in Sneaky Park for the week-long Jewish Festival of Sukkot.
La Verne Law Integrates Professionalism into Curriculum
In addition to teaching policy arguments in American jurisprudence, law schools have taught skills such as legal research, writing, and analysis.
La Verne Takes Bronze in First Showing at iGEM Biology Competition
“The La Verne-Leos” team earned a bronze medal for its “Bacterial Biofuels” project, making their iGEM debut a success.