Campus Times Receives Gold Award
Campus Times has earned the Columbia Scholastic Journalism Association’s Gold Medal award for overall journalism excellence for Newspaper/Online Hybrid Publications for the 2022-23 academic year.
Campus Times has earned the Columbia Scholastic Journalism Association’s Gold Medal award for overall journalism excellence for Newspaper/Online Hybrid Publications for the 2022-23 academic year.
Professor of Management Loren Dyck is pioneering a course to teach MBA students that business deals are not limited to exchanging money. The class, BUS 551: Seminar in Organization Theory and Behavior, breaks students into groups of four to five with the goal of going into the La Verne community and bartering a small $1 item […]
It can be hard to see the changes a university experiences over time, but old yearbooks are valuable, reliable resources that document an institution’s transformation in culture, student body, and landscape. The University of La Verne is taking steps to preserve its early history by uploading nearly a century’s worth of yearbooks, from 1912 to 2003, […]
The annual symposium is scheduled for Saturday, April 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Sara and Michael Abraham Campus Center and aims to address inequitable issues in gifted education and provide actionable strategies for creating inclusive and sustainable services.
The presidential primary election is only a few days away, and the University of La Verne is determined to help the entire La Verne community, including newly eligible to vote students on campus, cast their ballots on campus.
The University of La Verne joined the National College Resources Foundation’s Black College Expo and made a splash with prospective students!
Take a look at six feature February activities and events that are bringing the university’s Leopard community closer together.
Tax season is upon us, but thankfully some University of La Verne community members are eligible to have their taxes prepared—free of charge.
Banking professional and alumnus Ray Guadron’s online educational journey at the University of La Verne is a testament to his professional determination and strong family values.
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, the University of La Verne leaped into action for a chilly winter’s day of service focused on local environmental sustainability through gardening.