University events, campus life, student activities, fundraisers
ULV Theatre Department students Lauren Sandoval, left, and Nathan Terrazas lock eyes during a rehearsal for Proof. (ULV Photo/Claudia Gonzalez) ULV theatre students take on the acclaimed drama in a powerful production that explores mathematics, memory, and the fragile line between brilliance and doubt University of La Verne theatre students will bring David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize […]
Risa E. Dickson will continue serving as president of the University of La Verne following a unanimous vote of confidence from the university’s Board of Trustees (ULV Photo/Brandon Le). Trustees say Dickson’s leadership will help guide the university through a pivotal moment for higher education The University of La Verne has announced that Risa E. Dickson will […]
ULV students have new pathways into ministry and graduate theological education thanks to a $10M grant awarded to Bethany Theological Seminary by Lilly Endowment. (ULV photo/Jeanine Hill) New Brethren Higher Education Consortium will expand early access to graduate-level theological study for undergraduate nationwide. The University of La Verne will take a leading role in a major national initiative […]
The University of La Verne proudly announces that its LaFetra College of Education (LFCE) has been accepted into the prestigious Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED), a national consortium of over 150 institutions committed to reimagining the Ed.D. as a rigorous, equity-centered, practice-based degree. CPED is at the forefront of preparing educational leaders to address […]
The University of La Verne’s own Campus Times and La Verne Magazine cleaned up in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s annual contest for the 2023-24 academic year, each winning the prestigious Silver Crown award for overall publication excellence in their respective categories. Additionally, the publications won a total of 22 Gold Circle Awards for individual stories and photos. […]
The University of La Verne has launched an exciting new initiative that blends the transformative power of music with student well-being.
Annual Frederick Douglass Lecture explored migration, human rights, and social justice, offering powerful insights into the challenges faced by undocumented migrants and the importance of informed policy.
As Peace Corps Week unfolds this week, the university celebrates the inspiring journeys of students in the campus Peace Corps Prep program.
The Harris Art Gallery’s Made You Look exhibition celebrates the vibrant spirit of SoCal street culture, showcasing ten artists whose works blend personal expression with the energy of Los Angeles.
The University of La Verne’s annual holiday gift drive brings joy to the House of Ruth, honoring a brother’s legacy through the decade-long tradition of community giving and holiday cheer.