Business program prepares students for the future
The University of La Verne College of Business’s integrated business program offers students the opportunity to create a business plan, make their own company, obtain adequate funding, and sell their products with all proceeds going to local charities.
Exhibition highlights ‘hard-edged’ artist
The Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College is showing the work of June Harwood, a pivotal addition to the Los Angeles Hard-Edge movement of abstract art. Harwood’s early works in the 1960s Sliver series earned her a place as a key figure in this movement signified by paintings of intense color and geometric abstraction.
Faculty, staff to receive 2% raise amid 7.9% inflation
On Oct. 1 faculty and staff of the University of La Verne will receive a 2% general pay raise as announced in an email this month from President Pardis Mahdavi and Chief Financial Officer Avo Kechichian.
Students, alums will benefit from new loan payment plans
The Biden-Harris Administration launched an income-based student loan repayment plan designed to make paying back student loans more doable last month.
Ontario museum invites public to be a part of upcoming exhibit
The Ontario Museum of History and Art held an art-making class Saturday to kick off the 25th anniversary of the museum's Día de los Muertos exhibition, in which the students will be able to display their dishes and mugs, which they glazed and decorated in class.
Local food pantry reaches beyond city limits
Sowing Seeds for Life held a food drive at Real Life Church of LA in Glendora Saturday morning, where food was available for anyone experiencing food insecurity.