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Despite cuts, University maintains its ‘A’ credit rating
The University of La Verne was classified as financially stable after receiving an “A” rating from Fitch Ratings last month. Fitch Ratings is an organization that publishes credit ratings for corporations and other institutions based on their ability to meet financial commitments, such as paying off debts.
Sustainability plan created to address enrollment decline
With the University of La Verne facing a marked decline in student enrollment, a group of faculty and administrators are working on a "Sustainability Plan” to bridge the anticipated tuition revenue gap and hopefully reverse the trend.
Getting into La Verne has gotten a little easier
In recent years, the University of La Verne has begun to accept a higher percentage of freshman applicants.
Lecture considers athletes’ pain tolerance
Bruce Walton, senior adjunct professor of business and faculty athletics partner, shared his research titled “How Endurance Athletes Understand the Difference Between Pain and Suffering” Tuesday before about 20 in the Quay Davis Executive Boardroom and on Zoom.
Shooting threat still under investigation
As of Thursday Campus Safety and the La Verne Police Department had no new information on the ongoing investigation of a shooting threat, which put the University community on edge earlier this week.
Management professor named interim dean for College of Health
The University of La Verne has named Kathy Duncan, professor of management, as the interim dean for the University of La Verne College of Health and Community Well-Being. Duncan will take the helm on Jan. 1.