Aisha Gonzales

Cao connects labor and education

Yingxia Cao, director of institutional research at the University of La Verne, challenged American education with an informative lecture on the relationship between private higher education and the labor market in China.

University preps for earthquake

Students, faculty and staff at the University of La Verne dropped and covered at exactly 10:15 a.m. Oct. 15 for “The Great California Shake Out” earthquake drill.

Student focus attracts new provost to La Verne

New Provost Gregory Dewey told an informal group at the Meet the Provost event Oct. 9 that he will continue to focus diversity and scholarship at the University of La Verne.

Sunday freshness at the Claremont farmers market

Every Sunday at sunrise, dedicated vendors of the Claremont Farmers and Artisans Market set up their awnings and prepare for sale. Colorful goods ornament the avenue, as crates of freshly harvested produce and buckets of lush green plants are arranged for display.

Los Angeles County Fair is a local paradise

Tasty food booths, intense rides and great concerts are only a few of the countless attractions taking place at the Los Angeles County Fair at the Fairplex in Pomona.

Neidleman presses for citizenship

Jason Neidleman, associate professor of political science, gave a lecture on citizenship to students in the doctoral program Saturday in LaFetra Hall.

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