James Washington spoke about the effects of choices on achieving personal goals in his presentation “It’s Not How You Start, It’s How You Finish” Tuesday in the Campus Center to an audience of more than 80.
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Competition challenges residents to save energy
The sustainable energy challenge between La Verne residence halls has returned for a second semester to encourage students to conserve energy and help the school.
LiveSafe app provides reassurance to students
In a time when campus crime and active shooters are more than just occasional headlines on a page, the University of La Verne has begun to reach out to the on-campus community, in part, via a downloadable app.
Residents compete in sustainability challenge
Students living in the University’s four dorms are competing to see who can save the most energy during a six-week carbon footprint reduction challenge.
Armed robbery prompts safety talk
University officials are looking to bolster campus safety resources and protocols following the armed robbery that prompted a campus lockdown Monday night.
Housing hosts Thanksgiving dinner
During Thanksgiving many students go home to be with their families and take a break from school. Unfortunately some live too far away or do not have the means to get there.
Resident assistants keep student morale high
Once again the University has selected a group of fun, friendly and passionate students to watch over the dorms.
Construction wrecks quiet hours
When students came back to school at the end of August, it was clear this year would not be the same. Many Vista La Verne residents have been jolted awake at 7 a.m. by the demolition for the parking structure starting this past week, only to be kept awake by the dawning realization that it […]
Students run in undies
Dozens of students raced around campus in their underwear Wednesday night for the Residence Hall Association’s annual Undie Run.
AC is essential for residents’ safety
Brandt Hall and Stu-Han are notorious for being the only dorms on campus still without any air conditioning. This puts residents at risk for heat-related illnesses.