University of La Verne Debaters Defeat UCLA at Politicon
University of La Verne debaters argued that a worldwide supranational government would leave little support for small and developing nations.
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University of La Verne Point Mugu Alumna Receives Keys to New Honda
Amid packing for an assignment in Italy, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Nicole Clark bought a ticket for the University of La Verne’s drawing for a new Honda.
11 More School Districts Partner with University of La Verne to Guarantee College Admission
11 additional school districts have partnered with the University of La Verne to expand what was already one of Southern California’s largest initiatives.
University of La Verne Helping to Build Leaders Through New Behr Program
The University of La Verne has been selected to participate in a program that will help Behr Paint team members develop leadership & management skills.
University of La Verne Jaeger House Receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant
Hundreds of relics tucked away in the University of La Verne’s Cultural & Natural History Collections will soon be available for the entire world to see.
University of La Verne Enactus Students Extend a Helping Hand
The University of La Verne’s 40 Enactus students – primarily business majors – tackled problems during this past academic year.
University of La Verne Honored for Fundraising Excellence
The Council for Advancement of Higher Education has presented the university with the Educational Fundraising Award, one of highest honors in the field.
University of La Verne Law Graduate on Path to Serve Native Americans, LGBT Community
Brian Curley’s childhood experiences lit a fire in him to help people who are in need.
University of La Verne Students Selected for Prestigious Summer Research Programs
From excavating bones in Africa to teaching elementary school children in China, La Verne students will be busy this summer researching and teaching.
University of La Verne Student to Explore “Vampires” in Polish Anthropology School
Rachael McCrary hopes to one day become a medical examiner, but a field school she is attending this summer will take her far beyond digging up bones.