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Archivist examines war and peace at La Verne
Benjamin Jenkins, archivist and assistant professor of history, presented “War and Peace At La Verne: Soldiers, Conscientious Objectors, Public Servants, and Brethren Values at the University” at the Quay Davis Executive Board Room on Tuesday.
Clark considers University’s Brethren influence
Al Clark, professor of humanities, presented a lecture called “Brethren Heritage at ULV: 129 years of Shifting Interpretations” as part of the weekly La Verne Academy Lecture series at noon Tuesday at the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Clark shares ULV’s oral history
The University of La Verne’s oral history project contains 350 interviews and counting, filled with the rich stories of individuals and their experiences at the University.
Plaque honors world war pacifists
The University of La Verne honored 42 alumni and faculty pacifist and conscientious objectors for their public service during World Wars I and II with a plaque dedication last week in the Chapel.
Hidden places found at La Verne
For the past couple of weeks, I have ventured into corridors, attics, 92 year-old basements and tunnels under roads to capture the hidden places at the University of La Verne, the places the average passerby would not see.