Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day are well known and celebrated with many activities. But, there are few people who know of a holiday that falls in between the two. This little known day is Pi Day.
During the summer, the University of La Verne received a $400,000 grant intended to increase and retain the overall number of graduates in computer science, computer engineering and mathematics (CSEM).
Upon entering the office of Michael Frantz, one's eyes would not be drawn to a particular object, but instead would furiously race from one eccentricity to the next.
As the University of La Verne expands, it strives to bring options and opportunities for students to seize. The Undergraduate Academic Policies Committee (UGAP) came together Feb. 14 to discuss implementations of new majors, the name change in the Paralegal Studies Program and the proposal of accepting units from students from the Southern California International College (SCIC).
Your article, “Librarians look for staffing relief,” which appeared in the April 26 issue, hit a chord among many of us who feel that the library is a critical resource for ULV to meet our goals for educational excellence as we go into the next century.