Iraj Parchamazad, professor and chair of the chemistry department, stood in shock when he walked into the custom-made Nuclear Magnetic Resonance laboratory, and discovered that the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer had been turned off.
The Art and Communications Building sustained minor damage when a car crashed into the building’s west side running over a planter, jumping the curb and knocking down a vertical drain and gas meter early Wednesday morning.
Finding parking is a constant headache at the University of La Verne. To ease congestion, University officials recently formed a 10 person parking committee, including city and University representatives, to discuss the parking problems and to find a solution.
In 2004, the University of La Verne campus suffered three times more criminal offenses than the year before, according to statistics from the Campus Safety Department.