Youth Leadership Conference prepares students for careers
More than 150 Los Angeles area students, exploring science, technology, engineering, the arts and math careers (STEAM) in a changing world, gathered Saturday at the University of La Verne Campus Center for the 13th Annual Youth Leadership Conference hosted by Omega Psi Phi.
Felicia Beardsley leaves archaeological legacy
Dr. Felicia Beardsley, professor of anthropology and director of the Cultural and Natural History Collections at the University of La Verne, died unexpectedly Feb. 28.
Legislation would teach high school students financial literacy
An Assembly Bill, that would require all California high school students to take a full-year course in personal finance before graduating, was introduced Feb. 15, by California State Assemblymember Kevin McCarty, D-Sacramento.
Tea party teaches the importance of self-care
University of La Verne students had the opportunity to learn a variety of helpful tips on how to prioritize taking care of themselves during stressful times at the Neurodiversi-Tea Party in the Abraham Campus Center Ballroom Tuesday afternoon.
Sophie Rae livens up Friday night at Nambah Coffee
Sophie Rae, singer, songwriter and music teacher, wowed her audience with her vocal talent Feb. 17 at Nambah Coffee, located in the heart of Old Town La Verne.
Open house lets students journey into music department
Music is in the air at the University of La Verne as students and faculty of the Music Department embark on a new semester full of ambition. They seek to spark an interest in music for current and future students.