Toastmasters promotes leadership
The University of La Verne’s chapter of the non-profit Toastmasters, which aims to improve students’ public speaking and leadership skills, has made a comeback on campus.
Dedicated Orientation Week Leaders needed
There is an opportunity for leaders on campus to take their love for La Verne to the next level. Orientation Week Leader applications are out and the Office of Student Life is looking for new leaders to help welcome the incoming freshman class to the University.
Seniors exhibit personal experiences
Senior art majors showcased their paintings, photographs and sculptures Dec. 1 in the Harris Gallery.
City manager hires new assistant
La Verne City Manager Bob Russi has hired a new assistant to oversee the city clerk, risk management and the election process among many other things.
Panelists discuss immigration issues at forum
A panel of guest speakers discussed its perspectives on immigration reform, immigration effects throughout history, common misconceptions about immigrants and the media’s negative portrayal of immigrants at “The Win-Win Situation: An Immigration Discussion Forum” Dec. 1 in the Campus Center Ballroom A.
Actress shares industry advice with students
Actress Lexy Fridell spoke to students and faculty from the University of La Verne’s theater department about the importance of knowing yourself as an actor Thursday in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret Theatre.