Sexual assault support more accessible
Students, staff and faculty now have better access to information and resources for victims of sexual misconduct.
La Verne to protect immigrant students
In the wake of the presidential election results, the University has issued statements to reassure Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students about continuing their education.
Reporter, adjunct professor driven by love of sports
Like most adjunct professors, Lance Pugmire has to juggle teaching responsibilities with his regular job. However, unlike most adjunct professors at La Verne, the latter involves late night fights, going to New York on weekends and helping put mixed martial arts on the mainstream map. Such are the perks of being a sports writer for the Los Angeles Times.
Protesters speak out against Trump
Loud chants of “Build bridges, not walls” and “This is what democracy looks like” erupted as students and faculty members marched around campus in a peaceful protest against President-elect Donald Trump at 10 p.m. Nov. 10.
University awarded for sustainability efforts
The University won an award Tuesday morning that recognizes its sustainability efforts that date back to summer 2013.
Most at La Verne favor recreational marijuana
With the elections only a couple of weeks away on Nov. 8, California citizens will have the chance to vote whether or not recreational marijuana should be legalized in the state.