Leopards’ late comeback falls short against Occidental
The Leopards were not quick enough in their 55-50 loss against the Occidental Tigers at the Frantz Athletic Court Saturday afternoon.
Nursing program passes important hurdle
The University of La Verne Faculty Senate this week voted to approve a new bachelor of science in nursing program, moving this piece of the planned College of Health one step closer to becoming a reality.
Leopards’ late comeback falls short against Occidental
The Leopards were not quick enough in their 55-50 loss against the Occidental Tigers at the Frantz Athletic Court Saturday afternoon.
Tree lighting ceremony brings community close
The city of La Verne’s annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony returned Monday evening – following a year hiatus due to the pandemic.
Seniors’ art offers ‘Reflections’ on identity
Family, friends and faculty were on hand Tuesday for the opening of the “Reflections,” the senior art exhibition, where art majors got to showcase their best work.
Celebration of Lights honors winter holiday traditions
Candles of every variety lit up the Sacred Space in the Ludwick Center on Dec. 2 at the annual Celebration of Lights event organized by University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner.
Photo exhibit reveals dark history
The photography department held a walk-through at the Irene Carlson Gallery, to show guests the current photo exhibit “If you can read the ocean you will never be lost” by Associate Professor of Photography Shannon Benine.
Elliott shares holistic teaching approach
Niki Elliott, co-director of the Center for Neurodiversity, Learning and Wellness, talked about the importance of heart-centered education and how educators can better serve their students with it at the weekly faculty lecture on Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room.
Guitar ensemble showcases variety
The University of La Verne guitar ensemble, seven musicians in all, gathered in Morgan Auditorium to present an eclectic variety of music they worked on this semester.
Leopards outlast CMS to secure first SCIAC win
The women’s basketball team earned its first Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference win with a 62-55 home victory over Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Wednesday night.
Students plan to reunite with loved ones for the holidays
With the holidays just around the corner, students are already anticipating their family traditions and get-togethers.