Contractors began construction on a new parking lot for the Ludwick Center for Spirituality, Cultural Understanding, and Community Engagement, to combat any extra traffic the center may produce.
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Commentary: Orange is the new bike
The University of La Verne has introduced a new bikeshare program, Spin, to the main campus to support healthy living and exploration of the city. It is one of the best things to come to campus in a long time.

Bike share program Spins to ULV
One hundred fifty bright orange solar powered Spin bicycles arrived on campus April 5 in front of Miller Hall. As part of a new bike sharing program at La Verne, the wheels are available to students for 50 cents every half hour or $14 per month with unlimited use. Spin, founded in San Francisco in […]
On The Calendar
Campus events for the week of March 30, 2018.
Accident damages shuttle bus
A University shuttle bus was struck by a vehicle Thursday at 7:40 a.m. while returning to Shuttle Lot S. The incident occurred while the shuttle driver was on Arrow Highway trying to turn left on to A Street. There were no students or faculty onboard during the crash.
Lot D closes for construction
Beginning Monday, parking Lot D will be closed until late next year, with commuter students now required to park in the University’s shuttle lots.
City reduces 3-hour parking
After a parking study last summer, the city of La Verne reduced the legal limit for many of the timed parking spaces surrounding the ULV campus – to bolster downtown businesses.
Leo Bike Library designed to relieve parking
The University of La Verne has implemented a bike library, the Leo Bike Library, to help alleviate parking issues enabling students, faculty and staff to borrow a bicycle for free for up to a week.

Zipcars to tackle parking issues
In an attempt to reduce parking congestion, the University has partnered with Zipcar, a car sharing service that allows members to reserve and rent their own car.

Bake sale brings out holiday treats
The University of La Verne Classified Committee held its first Christmas Bake Sale at 9 a.m. on Tuesday in Sneaky Park.