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State law to restrict social media for children

In a recent informal survey on campus, 16 out of 20 students said they were pleased to hear about a new state law designed to protect minors from the proven harms of social media overuse. 

Assistant provost speaks on dual-language programs

Daniel Toro González, assistant provost for faculty affairs, speaks during his presentation Tuesday at the Randall Lewis Center for Well-Being and Research.

Legislation would bolster community news

The California Legislature has approved a bill, which if signed into law this month by Gov. Gavin Newsom, will give local news organizations and journalists in California refundable tax credits. 

College expo introduces higher education options

On Saturday the University of La Verne hosted the 13th Annual Latino College Expo in association with the National College Resources Foundation where over 60 colleges were in attendance.

Partnership with Soboba Band Tribe expands higher education

The University of La Verne and the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians have created a partnership to expand higher education access to Native American students.

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. 

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