University of La Verne Offering One of Nation’s First Universal Basic Income Courses
17 students are exploring the concept of a universal basic income at the University of La Verne, one of the first schools to offer a course on the topic.
Melissa Pinion
La Verne Hosts Special Olympics Athletes for World Games
After two days of sightseeing in La Verne, 113 Special Olympics athletes departed for Los Angeles to begin competing in the World Games.
Marveling at the Macabre
Adjunct Professor Scott Essman learned something surprising about his students the first day of his new film class in January.
MLK Day of Service Draws Hundreds of Volunteers
Volunteers tilled soil, planted seedlings, pulled weeds and rolled on paint around the Inland Valley for the annual Martin Luther King Day of Service.
Latino Education Access and Development conference draws 800 to University of La Verne
When Diana Castillo attended Upland High School in the early 2000s, she worried that college would not be a possibility in her future.