University of La Verne administrators have reevaluated their plan to move January interterm to May, and will no longer be moving forward with the change that had been set for the 2025-26 academic year.

Allyson Brantley, associate professor of history, spoke about her latest research “Justice for Cemetery Workers” Tuesday in the Quay Davis Boardroom, before a group of roughly 10 La Verne community members, with more attending on Zoom.

La Verne Police Sgt. Martin Weinreb gives a presentation on how to react in an active shooter situation Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom.

As part of their effort to show support for faculty governance, the president and the provost rescinded the controversial mandate – which had been written into 2023-2024 faculty contracts – requiring that full time faculty be on campus at least three days a week.

A salute to classic cars took over La Verne’s historic downtown as cars, car enthusiasts and vendors closed the streets to host Cruisin’ La Verne Holiday Show, with proceeds going to California Highways Patrol’s CHiP’s for Kids Toy Drive. 

The California Botanic Garden held a workshop for beginners, “Introduction To The Art of Bonsai With California Native Plants,” on Nov. 19. 

The Campus Activities Board organized a Casino Night in the third floor Campus Center Ballrooms on Tuesday night. Students were encouraged to go all in with formal outfits, and were given the opportunity to learn to play games such as poker, blackjack and roulette.

Over a dozen La Verne community members gathered for storytelling and wisdom honoring Native American Heritage Month hosted by the Center for Multicultural Services on Monday at the Ludwick Center.