Panel discusses the LGBTQ experience
Panelists discussed social issues within the interfaith and LGBTQ communities at the Centering LGBTQ+ Voices event hosted by Tahil Sharma and Zandra Wagoner April 7 via Zoom.
Tibetan culture survives through education
The University of La Verne’s Cultural and Natural History collections welcomed Nawang B. Phuntsog, professor of education at California State University, Fullerton, as its fourth Influential Voices speaker at noon on Wednesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Mercy rule gives Leopards a weekend sweep
The baseball team continued to dominate in Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference play as they advanced their record to 9-1 after a mercy-ruled seven inning game against Caltech. The first place Leopards outplayed the Beavers, 16-0, April 1 at Ben Hines Field.
Professor emphasizes the connection between art and happiness
Yvette Latunde, co-director of the Center for Educational Equity and Intercultural Research, presented her lecture, “How the Arts Enhance My Academic Life,” Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Boardroom. Latunde spoke in part of the La Verne Academy’s weekly faculty lecture series, where five students attended in person and 12 people attended online.
Leopards hit rough waters with three straight losses
It was a tough week for the women’s water polo team who let three close matches get away by the narrowest of margins.
Mathews shares her stories as first-generation student
The University’s First Generation and Peer Mentoring program hosted “Our Stories” featuring Shannon Mathews, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, who shared her personal journey Tuesday in the Hanawalt House courtyard before about 20 community members.