Tag: jason neidleman
California special election could level the playing field
California voters will have a chance to support a mid-cycle redistricting measure in a Nov. 4 special election.
Faculty collaboration paints picture of campus history
Al Clark, emeritus professor of humanities at the University of La Verne, edited the book “An Artful Reframing,” which was published earlier this year.
New state law to improve voting access
At a time when voting rights are less of a sure thing, California has enacted a new law that prohibits local governments from requiring voters to present ID to cast a ballot.
Professors contextualize electoral politics
Four faculty members from the history and political science department discussed “The Race to 270: Reflections on the 2024 Election” at noon on Wednesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Most ULV students are voting this election cycle
A recent informal survey on campus found that 16 out of 20 college students were going to, or already did, vote in this year’s election – representing higher-than-usual engagement and reflecting the national trend among this age group.
Professors ponder pros and cons of new AI programs
Open AI, the company that owns ChatGPT, is on track to release a sophisticated artificial intelligence model with “Strawberry.” With apparent enhanced reasoning abilities, Strawberry could solve math and coding problems with improved accuracy. But no AI is without its serious pitfalls – particularly in education.