Gingrich influenced University’s mission, values
Dr. John Gingrich, former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor emeritus of religion and philosophy, died peacefully in his sleep on Dec. 7. He was 80.
Gingrich influenced University’s mission, values
Dr. John Gingrich, former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor emeritus of religion and philosophy, died peacefully in his sleep on Dec. 7. He was 80.
LVFD sparks Christmas joy for kids of all ages
The La Verne Fire Department hosts its annual Spark of Love toy drive to spread joy to the community, even amid this holiday season’s trying times.
Clothing drive brings out donations – and classic cars
Classic car clubs in La Puente band together to collect clothing for the less fortunate this holiday season.
Chino Hills community pitches in to help during hard times
Food for Life Ministry in Chino Hills has seen an unprecedented increase is demand since the start of the pandemic – and an unprecedented increase in donations as well.
Students quarantining in Vista after three test positive for COVID-19
At least 19 University of La Verne students are currently in quarantine this week after three residents of the Vista La Verne dorm tested positive for COVID-19, according to University officials.
Los Angeles County Fire Department could take over La Verne Fire Department
The city of La Verne is considering giving up its locally controlled fire department and instead contracting with Los Angeles County Fire Department for the same service instead as a way of addressing staffing shortages and other problems that have impeded the La Verne Fire Department recently.
Commentary: My grandfather’s homecoming united my family
Growing up, I spent my entire life knowing only one of my grandparents from both sides of my family. My grandmother, Wanda, is the best grandmother I could ever ask for as she has taken care of me like she was my mother. But a part of me always wanted to know more. This year […]
La Verne students look to low-key holiday break
As the semester draws to a close and holiday season approaches – amid the most deadly period of the COVID-19 pandemic so far – students are say they will adapt their holiday plans accordingly.
Fiction focuses on relationships, magic
Senior creative writing major Sienna Ruiz and alumna Tabitha Lawrence read their original work during the third installment of the Fall Fiction Reading Series on Dec. 4 over Zoom to an audience of 23.
Artist displays activism through nature
The photography department brought students and faculty together over Zoom for its ongoing “Artist Conversations” series Dec. 3, showcasing photographer Sant Khalsa.