Tag: Iran
Talk considers the Iran war
The International Studies Institute hosted “Iran War: How Did We Get Here?” at noon on April 30.
High gas prices hit home
University of La Verne students are feeling the crunch of paying about $20 extra to refill their gas tanks.
Hot Spots lecture examines political unrest in Iran
Kevan Harris, associate professor of sociology at UCLA, presented his Hot Spots Lecture “2022 Iran Uprisings: Antecedents, Impacts, and Aftermath” Wednesday to about 30 University of La Verne community members in the Quay Davis Executive Boardroom.
Gutting the Iran deal is horrible
President Donald Trump announced May 8 that the United States would withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, which he had called a “horrible, one sided deal that should have never been made.”
Burnett lecture explores Islamic revolution
The Campus Center Ballroom A surpassed maximum capacity by nearly 45 heads when photographer David Burnett visited the University of La Verne to present a lecture for his exhibit, “44 Days: Iran and the Remaking of the Word,” on Nov. 21.
Higher education struggles in Iran
The Interfaith Student Council hosted the discussion “Education Under Fire” on Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom to discuss the Iranian government’s prohibition of higher education for the Baha’i community.