The Students Engaged in Environmental Discussion and Service club, or SEEDS, has received more than 200 signatures in a petition for the University to divest its investments from fossil fuel industries.
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Investments undermine mission
The Students Engaged in Environmental Discussion and Service club, or SEEDS, is petitioning the University of La Verne to divest its investments in fossil fuel companies.
Whitby leaves legacy of stability
As a businessman, caring mentor and beloved husband, Gordon Whitby leaves a legacy at University of La Verne as one of its 125 most influential individuals.
Luminarias light up Relay for Life
Volunteers of all ages bundled themselves in thick sweaters and braced the cold wind with bright smiles as they walked, jogged or ran laps around the tracks to raise money for cancer awareness at the annual Relay for Life on Saturday and Sunday.
Old bookstore building sold
The University has finalized the sale of the Bonita Building for an undisclosed sum to Edwin R. Leonard and Karen J. Leonard.
Hybrid classes to increase
The Board of Trustees approved the allocation of a portion of University of La Verne’s year-end reserves for the development of online-hybrid courses.
President talks goals, successes
University of La Verne President Devorah Lieberman discussed the University’s achievements, challenges and upcoming plan to improve the academic climate during her State of the University address Wednesday in LaFetra Hall.
ASULV town hall explores tuition increases
The Associated Students of the University of La Verne hosted a town hall meeting Wednesday in Morgan Auditorium, giving students the opportunity to voice concerns and ask questions regarding the state of the University.
Tuition will likely increase for ’16-’17
Traditional undergraduate students at the University of La Verne are facing yet another tuition increase of around 3 percent-4 percent for the 2016-17 school year, Chief Financial Officer Avo Kechichian said.
Administrators face student questions at forum
Students discussed and received answers about pressing issues like tuition, financial aid and housing from administrators at the ASULV town hall meeting Thursday night in LaFetra.