Former academic support head returns to help stem enrollment dip
University of La Verne alumnus, former faculty member and former head of academic advising Eric Bishop returned to the University of La Verne this month, after many years away, in the new role of interim vice president of enrollment management on Nov. 7.
New law calls for pay transparency, equity
A state law that goes into effect Jan. 1 will require employers to provide current employees with the pay scale for their positions, and companies will also need to post the salary ranges for all job postings.
Art exhibit explores origins of Dia de los Muertos
Vibrant colored walls, paintings, ofrendas, photos and sculptures made up the Ontario Museum of History and Art’s 24th Dia de Los Muertos exhibit, “Cempasúchil: Instruments of the Wind.”
Holocaust survivor shares life story
Holocaust survivor Gabriella Karin returned to the University of La Verne on Sept. 22 to share her story and her art to about 40 students and faculty members in the Campus Center Ballroom. The lecture was hosted by the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life and the Tikkun Olam club.
Artist paints a picture of Introspection
Artist Kameelah Janan Rasheed returned to Pomona College after graduating in 2006 with “Worshiping at the Altar of Certainty: 1985,” a site-specific exhibition that is featured in the Benton Museum of Art.
Play reflects a mother’s pain
Ophelia's Jump’s production of “Black Super Hero Magic Mama” by Inda Craig-Galván, which opened Saturday, explores the grief of an African American mother after her son is killed by a white police officer. In it the mother withdraws from the real world into a fantasy world where she is a superhero.