Exploring the question of who has the right to be an American citizen, the Office of Diversity and Inclusivity hosted a screening of “14: Dred Scott, Wong Kim Ark, and Vanessa Lopez” followed by a panel discussion Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
University of La Verne’s College of Law hosted a Law Review Symposium “Law And The Border: Defining Our Nation” with guest speaker Victor Viramontes April 7.
Campus and community arts events for the week of Feb. 24, 2017.
The actors made their way to the stage, subtly signifying the start of “Defamation.” The lights dimmed and the debate between a black woman and a white man over stolen property began.
The University of La Verne College of Law hosted a teach-in in protest of President Donald Trump’s immigration actions Tuesday at the College of Law to an audience of more than 50.
Gender, religion and sexuality are three controversial topics showcased in the new College of Law art gallery exhibit, “What I Am Allowed To Be.”
The Latino Law Student Association held a celebration for Día De Los Muertos Monday at the La Verne College of Law.
To some, art is known to be austere and fluid within multiple meanings, but the work represented at the gallery “Deeply Uncompromising: 125 Years of Mission,” was far from unintentional.
The art exhibit “Deeply Uncompromising: 125 Years of Mission,” curated by Conchi Sanford opened Tuesday at the College of Law in Ontario.
President Devorah Lieberman welcomes former President Steve Morgan to the podium, thanking him for his support of the University of La Verne College of Law.
