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Singers create Broadway experience
A colorful backdrop of vivid greens, reds and blues with images from iconic Broadway performances lit up as the University of La Verne Chamber Singers and University Chorale took the stage for their “Broadway Showcase” on Friday and Saturday night in the Dailey Theatre.
Strategic planning requires ethics
Richard Simpson, professor of strategic management, stressed the importance of ethics and long-term planning in business management for his last faculty lecture Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Debate explores GMO label effects
Members of the University of La Verne debate team considered whether food with genetically modified organisms should be labeled accordingly on Tuesday in La Fetra Hall in the Mainiero building.
Ghostly past still haunts University
From hearing footsteps when no one is there to feeling cold sensations on a warm day, La Verne community members stay they still sense the University’s haunted history. Specifically some refer to ghosts of Evelyn Marshalt, David Glassa and Jim Henderson – whose ghosts they swear still linger.
Marcus discusses exiled composer
Professor of History Kenneth Marcus talked about a European Jewish composer who fled Nazi Germany and settled in Los Angeles during his presentation “Schoenberg and Hollywood Modernism,” at noon Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room as part of the faculty lecture series.
Lieberman tackles Trump concerns; University to be DACA sanctuary
President Devorah Lieberman addressed concerns about president-elect Donald Trump and how his presidency may affect students here during the State of the University address Monday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Hu explains credit renewal penalties
Assistant Professor of Finance Yan Hu shared her research lecture “Will Borrowers Be Penalized After a Drawdown?” to a group of roughly 20 students and faculty Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Clark explores La Verne’s history
Al Clark, professor of humanities, presents his continuing project, “Oral History of the University of La Verne,” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room. Clark collects stories about the campus through interviews with faculty and alumni.
Panel makes presidential policies approachable
Three professors analyzed the presidential candidates’ policy platforms at the Hot Spots lecture Wednesday in the President’s Dining Room.