Tag: core classes

Making a difference in a young life

I gaze up at the clock only to realize that a mere half-hour has passed. Forcing a smile through my agitated expression, I try to bring the discussion back to linear equations and solve the remaining problems.

Students benefit from required volunteering

To volunteer or not to volunteer; is that even a question? Well not if you are a University of La Verne student; it’s a graduation requirement.

College Connections exposes students to college campus

College Connections was organized by the University of La Verne Honors program. A one-month program during January interterm, it is designed to inform more than 100 fourth and fifth graders in the Azusa Unified School District about college.

Leos go around the world in 30 days

University of La Verne students traveled to Costa Rica, Italy and South Africa during the January interterm and in doing so were able to satisfy certain course requirements by taking these trips.

Letters to the Editor

Jacob Leveton may prefer to criticize the administration for certain inadequacies on some issues.

Letters to the Editor

Jacob Leveton said in his letter to the editor, regarding Core 320 and Core 340 that “staff members,” presumably in his business major, had told him that the science departments have been “very aggressive” in defending these interdisciplinary core classes, because they “don’t want to lose their jobs.”

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