La Verne resumes campus tours

With college decision season approaching faster than ever, University of La Verne student employee Jose Jimenez introduced potential new students to the campus, giving a tour of Citrus Hall dorm rooms April 9. This was the admissions office’s first in-person campus tour event since the beginning of the COVID pandemic in March 2020. / photo by Maddie Ybarra
With college decision season approaching faster than ever, University of La Verne student employee Jose Jimenez introduced potential new students to the campus, giving a tour of Citrus Hall dorm rooms April 9. This was the admissions office’s first in-person campus tour event since the beginning of the COVID pandemic in March 2020. / photo by Maddie Ybarra
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