The last assignment students usually have after a busy semester at the University of La Verne is to go online and fill out an evaluation of the course and the teacher.
Following in the footsteps of 80 percent of other colleges in California, the University of La Verne’s Office of Information and Technology will begin migration of its Mirapoint e-mail system to Luminis, a campus portal meant to provide both a centered authentication process and an integrated Internet experience in the next year.
With fall registration beginning next week, a number of University of La Verne students will be forgoing the newly introduced form of online registration and instead shuffling back into the long lines of Woody Hall, obtaining their schedules the old fashioned way.
With lines that seem to extend for miles and countless confusing forms constantly stacking up, the stress of college registration time is all too familiar for University of La Verne students.