The University of La Verne hosted its second annual Celebration of Scholarship on May 9, bringing together students, faculty and staff to share research and creative projects developed over the academic year.
Gail Tang, associate professor of mathematics, gave the final “What Matters to Me and Why” lecture of the year, for which she discussed the meaning of community and its relevance to culture, food, and history.
The University of La Verne is starting up a Staff Senate to represent non-faculty employees in the shared governance process, officials announced last month. All administrative, professional and classified employees will be eligible to serve as senators in the body, which will function similarly to the Faculty Senate.
The Campus Center attracted college students, faculty and prospective students to fall head-over-heels with all the free available resources and a look into upcoming events for the spring semester.
The Academic Exploration Fair, held Tuesday at the Abraham Campus Center, was meant to help students who have yet to choose a major, find the right major for them.