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Climate change and SoCal storms topple campus oak trees

A recent downpour series of storms have been plummeting through the state and specifically the southern region which have caused environmental damage to the landscapes in many cities across California. The University of La Verne was directly affected as three oak trees have toppled over on campus in the past few months.

RESTRICT Act would result in the ban of TikTok, other apps

U.S. senators Mark R. Warner and John Thune proposed the Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology Act on March 7. If the bill were to pass, it would give the government the power to act against technological companies if they pose a national security threat to Americans.

Tang considers creativity in math

Associate Professor of Mathematics Gail Tang gave audience members a look into the unlikely pair of math and creativity with her presentation titled “Affect and Identity: Considering Math Creativity,” Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.

Panel discusses the importance of voting to have reproductive rights

The Office of Civic and Community Engagement partnered with the Andrew Goodman Foundation and Vote is Sacred student ambassadors to host the “Voting for Our Reproductive Rights” informational panel session on Wednesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space. 

Series sparks discussion of difficult topics at ULV

The University of La Verne’s Center for Multicultural Services discussed ableism and classism on Friday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.

Notable professor created change and inspired others

Dr. Carol Sawyer, a professor, leader, and a friend to all, passed away on March 11 at the age of 78 in Portage, Michigan. 

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