Lanterns illuminate Chinese culture
The Fairplex began holiday celebrations with its annual Chinese Lantern Festival, a colorful event featuring lantern displays that blend both Chinese and western culture.
Law faculty face uncertain future
President Devorah Lieberman tried to reassure faculty of the University’s commitment to tenure and adherence to the Faculty Handbook Wednesday, following several unsettling weeks during which faculty across the University have raised concerns about administrators’ plans for tenured faculty at the College of Law and the implications for the University.
Adjunct faculty pay structure is still unclear
University of La Verne adjunct professors will not move to a time card system in January, as officials had announced last month.
Amazon workers treated like garbage
You can almost purchase anything on Amazon. It is as simple as browsing through thousands of items, finding the right one and adding it to your cart. It will appear on your front doorstep in a matter of a few short days, or in some cases overnight. The catch? Those who package and ship your […]
Microaggressions affect the Latinx community
James Garcia, assistant professor of psychology, presented his pilot study on the effects of microaggressions on the heart among the Latinx community at the faculty lecture on Nov. 26 in the Executive Dining Room.
History of Spanish writers explored
Gabriela Capraroui, associate professor of Spanish, presented “Umbral De Romania: Critical Edition of the Unpublished Travel Memoir About Romania” Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room.
Lanterns illuminate Chinese culture
The Fairplex began holiday celebrations with its annual Chinese Lantern Festival, a colorful event featuring lantern displays that blend both Chinese and western culture.
First Person Experience: Olvera Street is a cultural time machine
I boarded the Metrolink train at the Claremont Metrolink Station to Los Angeles on a Friday afternoon, ready for an adventure to Olvera Street.
Let’s value ULV educators
Faculty concerns about the future of tenure at the College of Law and its implications for the University, combined with questions about a to-be-announced change in pay structure for the University’s underpaid adjuncts point to a disturbing trend – of devaluing educators and by extension – education.
Rocks spread kindness on campus
The Kindness Rock Project which began in 2015, is a movement in which people paint inspirational messages on small rocks for other people to see. Megan Murphy – a women’s empowerment coach, business mentor and meditation instructor – started the project when she left a message on a rock on a beach in Cape Cod, […]
Vendors sell goods on Antique Row
Treasure hunters eager to find deals on the antiques flooded the sidewalk at the Downtown Pomona Collector’s Street Faire on Sunday.