Court Observation Week Offers 1L Students Chance to View Actual Cases
The College of Law has introduced into its curriculum a project intended to help its students make the jump from classroom to courtroom.
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Dean’s Corner March 2015
La Verne Law has a presence in and is making significant contributions to the legal and general community of the Inland Empire.
Campus Times Wins the Gold
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism has named the Campus Times a Gold Medal Award winner.
Marisol Morales Selected for Presidio Institute Leadership Program
Director of Civic and Community Engagement Marisol Morales has been accepted to the 2015 Cross Sector Leadership Fellows program.
La Verne to Host Celebration of Life for Associate Marketing Professor Dr. Sue Caple
The University of La Verne is holding a celebration of life Wednesday in memory of Associate Professor of Marketing Dr. Sue Caple.
La Verne Law Ranks 3rd Nationally in Diversity
La Verne Law has earned the No. 3 ranking among the nation’s most diverse law schools.
La Verne Professor to Give Sexual Orientation Presentation at Claremont Symposium
Assistant Psychology Professor Dr. Nadine Nakamura and scholars from around the country are scheduled to discuss sexual orientation research.
SoLVE Program for La Verne Sophomores Set to Shape Futures
Leo Barrera helped develop a new program for La Verne sophomores called SoLVE or Sophomore Orientation to the La Verne Experience.
La Verne Student Presentation Featured on Stem Cell Research Blog
Students in Christine Jagannathan’s online oral communication class all raise the same concern at the beginning of the term: How do you give an oral presentation online? It is a question that is being answered more and more with the growth in online education. But what caught the University of La Verne Business Professor by surprise […]
La Verne Child Life Specialist Program Changing Healthcare in Japan
Natsumi Sakugawa learned English, moved thousands of miles away from her native Japan and then survived years of college in America.