University of La Verne students will pay roughly $1,500 more to attend the University in 2017-18 than they did this year, thanks to a tuition increase of 3.88 percent scheduled to take effect in Fall 2017.
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La Verne inducts 8 into Hall of Fame
The La Verne Athletics Association inducted eight athletes and the 1972 NAIA National Championship baseball team into the Hall of Fame Saturday at the Mountain Meadows Golf Course in Pomona.
Physician assistant program accreditation set back
The University of La Verne’s application for provisional accreditation for a new physician assistant program was denied by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant, or ARC-PA, the accrediting body, president Devorah Lieberman and Provost Jonathan Reed announced Wednesday.
Conference emphasizes communication
Passion and purpose are ongoing aspects students struggle with. However, Landis Leaders help them conquer these troubles through conference activities and unique keynote speakers.
On the Calendar
Campus events for the week of April 7, 2017.
Gala raises $750k for scholarships
With more than 1,000 guests and a dynamic TV news anchor as emcee, the University’s annual Scholarship Gala on March 11 raised more than $750,000, making it the largest in the event’s 21-year history – both in attendance and funds raised.
La Verne considers plight of undocumented students
While some professors fear class interruptions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, demanding they turn in undocumented students, University administrators are addressing these real concerns head on.
New vice president aims to raise $125 million
Snow blanketed the packed boxes the day the Mylott family moved out of their Virginia home. Sherri Mylott said to her husband, “This is why we’re really leaving.”
College career ending on high note
Being involved on campus does not go unnoticed. That is the case for 21-year-old senior music major Terry Dopson.
Muslim travel ban hits home for Syrian student
David, a University of La Verne junior, is in fear of what his future holds next thanks to Donald Trump’s executive order that banned immigrants from seven predominately Muslim countries.