Tag: andrea labinger
Professors share work at Faculty Publications Day
The Wilson Library foyer was full of faculty, students and other supporters all waiting to hear members of the University of La Verne faculty talk about their published works for Faculty Publications Day, a few weeks ago.
Argentine author tells all
The fair and the dark skinned, the oval and the slanted eyes, the tall and the short; all came to hear the colorfully illustrated story that gave away the stillness in the library.
Popkin discusses Haitian Insurrection
Bringing together three diverse scenarios, Jeremy Popkin, a history professor at the University of Kentucky, discussed the role of the Haitian Insurrection and its similarities to the French Revolution and South African Apartheid on Wednesday.
Kingston reading highlights stories of conflict
The emotional scars war veterans wear are seldom detected because their wounds are commonly bandaged up in silence.
Noteworthy ULV faculty honored
Only the red carpet was missing last Friday in Founders Auditorium as almost every seat was filled for this year’s Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony. The first official members of the ULV Academy were also announced.
Novelist breaks language barriers
Argentine Novelist Alicia Steimberg addressed the topic of “Argentine Identity Today” last week in the Presidents Dining Room.