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Faculty discuss strategies to improve student well-being
Adrianne Montero-Camacho, director of accessibility and SOS services, speaks at the Student Well-Being panel discussion Tuesday in the Lewis Center classroom.
Leo Food Pantry offers food security to students
Food insecurity has been a concern among college students since before the COVID-19 pandemic. With the holiday season approaching, students at the University of La Verne have to look no further than what is already happening on campus.
New pub at Barbara’s Place pours up local breweries
Barbara’s Place, in the Abraham Campus Center, has opened a pub for students and faculty who are 21 and older to enjoy beer and hard cider from local breweries and cider houses.
University honors First-Gen Day
Students gathered Wednesday to celebrate National First-Generation Day. First-generation students, who make up over 40% of the University of La Verne’s student body, are those whose parents or guardians did not complete a four-year college degree.
Food pantry has Thanksgiving meals for needy students and their families
The Leo Food Pantry and Bon Appetit are collaborating to offer free Thanksgiving meals to to students in need.
Speakers address healing from childhood trauma
Kristi Ambritz, student initiatives, and Adrianne Montero-Camacho, a social worker with the University of La Verne’s student outreach center, hosted a virtual presentation on how students’ adverse childhood experiences might affect their present-day lives and academics.