University events, campus life, student activities, fundraisers
The University of La Verne is holding virtual celebrations and activities in May to honor the approximately 1,400 students who are graduating this spring from the university’s four colleges and ten campuses.
President Devorah Lieberman is among 15 higher education leaders who are serving on a task force to plan safe school reopenings during COVID-19 pandemic.
University of La Verne journalism students and graduates earned 15 awards from the Society of Professional Journalists Region 11 for articles and photographs published in 2019.
Lenoir will deliver a speech on “Building and Safeguarding Democracy: The Case for Europe and the United States.”
Jarrett, an advisor to President Obama, gave a talk and signed books in the university’s newly-opened Ludwick Center for Spirituality, Cultural Understanding, and Community Engagement as a fundraiser for YWCA of San Gabriel Valley.
The festivities included two weeks of presentations, blessings, and cultural events.
University of La Verne business students and faculty empowered two families in need to start food ventures.
The gift from Sarah and Michael Abraham will be used to renovate the veteran’s center and continue to provide resources for all military students.
The university held the first of its kind dedication honoring the contributions of indigenous people.
Students, faculty, and staff gathered on Oct. 18 to celebrate the grand opening of the Randall Lewis Center for Well-being and Research.