A Busy 100 Days
Since Jonathan Reed became provost, he has developed plans that encompass The La Verne Experience, diversity, staff & faculty development & student success.
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Spotlight Weekend 2015 Welcomes Prospective Leos
Nearly 500 prospective students made their way to the University of La Verne on April 10 – 11 for Spotlight Weekend – an event that proved to be not only a sneak-peak weekend for admitted students but also a glimpse of what the La Verne Experience is all about. Current Leopards literally laid out the red carpet […]
Irene Carlson Gallery to Celebrate 25th Anniversary
That hallway would eventually become the Irene Carlson Gallery of Photography, the first gallery of any type on the main campus.
La Verne Launches Doctorate in Business Administration and Online Leadership and Management Degrees
The Western Assoc. of Schools & Colleges Senior College & University Commission approved programs for a Doctorate in Business Administration & online MSLM.
Devorah Lieberman Joins AICCU for Governor’s Office Roundtable Discussion
Devorah Lieberman joined presidents of other private universities and the AICCU to gather with senior staff from Gov. Jerry Brown’s office.
Junior Named 2015 Newman Civic Fellow
A love for community and a passion for social justice have led Abril Camarena to new heights as a young activist at the University of La Verne.
La Verne Graduate Student Receives Regional Student Employee Award
University officials presented Christopher Mora with the Southern California Student Employee of the Year Award for his work as an event manager.
La Verne Grad Students Exploring Urban Planning in the Pacific Northwest
Two public administration professors chose Portland for a class on sustainability and urban planning practices.
Speakers, Panels Highlight Symposium “Water: Crisis, Law and Culture”
The University of La Verne College of Law hosted a day-long symposium “Water: Crisis, Law and Culture” on Friday, March 20.
University of La Verne Interfaith Community Unite for “Better Together Day”
Students, faculty and staff with varied religious and non-religious backgrounds gathered to learn about traditions and values different than their own.