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Presidents break ground for new dorm

Construction began last week on the largest structure ever built on the University of La Verne campus. President Steve Morgan and President-Select Devorah Lieberman stand together linking the University of La Verne’s past to its future as they participate in the groundbreaking of the new residence hall on March 31. The new residence hall, at D and Second streets, is due to open in the fall of 2012 and will have space for 387 students. University administrators hope the new dorm will attract residential undergraduate students. Lieberman was visiting as one of her monthly visits before she takes office July 1. / photo by David Bess
Construction began last week on the largest structure ever built on the University of La Verne campus. President Steve Morgan and President-Select Devorah Lieberman stand together linking the University of La Verne’s past to its future as they participate in the groundbreaking of the new residence hall on March 31. The new residence hall, at D and Second streets, is due to open in the fall of 2012 and will have space for 387 students. University administrators hope the new dorm will attract residential undergraduate students. Lieberman was visiting as one of her monthly visits before she takes office July 1. / photo by David Bess
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Bon Appétit workers push administrators to help in wage fight

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Following the ongoing battle with an expired contract and a fight for higher wages, University of La Verne Bon Appétit workers joined together on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. to confront University administration and delegate their needs. 

Faculty and administrators mingle at mentorship mixer

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University of La Verne faculty and administrators attended the Faculty Mentorship Launch Mixer that was hosted by the Office of Diversity and Inclusivity on March 16 in the Ludwick Center courtyard.

Top administrators resign amid enrollment downturn

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University of La Verne President Devorah Lieberman on Monday announced the resignation of Vice President for Strategic Enrollment Management Mary Aguayo, effective Jan. 3 next year.

LVPD concealed carry weapon applications cause a divide

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The city of La Verne's recently announced concealed weapons permit policy has drawn a threat of legal action over the cost of the permits.

Another historic oak tree falls

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A live oak tree fell in Sneaky Park on Wednesday morning, taking a city light pole with it. This is the third historic live oak to fall on the University of La Verne campus since January due to heavy winter rainstorms.

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