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Business professor gets endowed chair
Deborah Olson, professor of business at the University, was selected to receive the newly created Richard G. and Beth T. Landis Endowed Professor in Business Leadership and Ethics.
Pérez considers pervasiveness of racist humor
Raul Perez, author and assistant professor of sociology, discussed his new book “The Souls of White Jokes,” during his lecture at noon Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Convocation speakers highlight perseverance
The University welcomed incoming students, faculty and staff in the annual Convocation ceremony with a nod at perseverance and unity.
HOST lends helping hands to the community
On Aug.1, the La Verne City Council approved the distribution of $300,000 in American Rescue Plan funds for the city’s Homeless Outreach Support Team, or HOST, specifically to fund overtime for police officers for the next three years.
University prepares for monkeypox
If cases of monkeypox arise on campus, the University has safety measures in place to protect the health of the students and faculty.
Alcohol servers’ training could decrease DUIs
Under a state law that took effect this week, waiters and bartenders serving alcoholic drinks must be trained by a so-called Responsible Beverage Service training provider and pass an Alcohol Beverage Control, or ABC exam.
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