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La Verne students and faculty have mixed feelings about gradeless option
While some University of La Verne students think first semester freshmen should be able to take all of their classes pass/fail, or ungraded, the majority responding to an informal survey said they prefer letter grades for all.
Multiple power outages hit University and community
Classes were interrupted on Sept. 4 and once again on Wednesday due to city and campus power outages.
Lecture looks at challenging Medicaid renewal process
Soomi Lee, professor of public administration, discussed her research “Configurational Pathways to Medicaid Renewal Performance Across U.S. States,” Tuesday in the Lewis Center classroom.
Senate bill would ban AI therapists
The California Legislature has voted to implement Senate Bill 903, would ban artificial intelligence chatbots that provide mental health therapy services and will place regulations when AI is used in health spaces.
Community Engagement Day centers generosity
The Office of Civic and Community Engagement welcomes new La Verne students to Community Engagement Day on Saturday at the Hillcrest retirement community in La Verne. The students partnered with Hillcrest residents to assemble more than 2,800 food packets for Rise Against Hunger.
Students mix it up at Convocation ‘block party’
The University of La Verne held its annual Convocation celebration Aug. 19 in Sneaky Park.