The Faculty Senate on Monday discussed a resolution to allow faculty to return to campus if they provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
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Friendships kept the freshman college experience alive
As the spring semester comes to an end, freshmen students opened up about their first year at the University of La Verne and agreed that maintaining friendships was essential to keeping the college experience alive in an exclusively online learning environment.
Local schools return to face-to-face learning, embracing a new normal
Kellin Olsen, a senior at Claremont High School, spent the majority of his final year of high school at home in his pajamas, rarely leaving the house, and attending school online.
Return of high school sports gives students sense of normalcy
It was an afternoon baseball game at Claremont High School in late March. Looking around and taking in the scene, you would not think this was only the third game hosted on campus since the pandemic halted almost every aspect of American life – schools most strikingly.
President and provost look to make in-person commencement memorable
After a long wait for an in-person graduation ceremony, the University of La Verne plans to host the celebration on June 12 at the San Manuel Stadium in San Bernardino.
Commentary: Taking control, one day at a time
Today I got up late, about 11 a.m. Compared to some of my other friends, that’s pretty early. But then again, we are in college.
New ASULV leaders advocate for a safe return to campus
Mackay MorganArmstrong, sophomore kinesiology major, and Ryan Konrad, sophomore communications major, were elected as the president and vice president respectively of the Associated Students of La Verne for the 2021-2022 academic year.
L.A. County entering yellow tier is a sign of hope
After a long year of being bound indoors with strict guidelines due to the deadly COVID-19 surge, Los Angeles County has met state guidelines to enter the yellow tier, making it one of the largest reopenings since the start of the pandemic and giving hope that the light at the end of the tunnel is […]
Professors reflect on struggles and success after a year of teaching virtually
Since the start of the pandemic last March when classes went all online, many University of La Verne faculty members have worked hard to teach to the best of their abilities while also looking out for their students.
AMOCA exhibition honors student work during the pandemic
The American Museum of Ceramic Art is holding this year’s high school exhibition publicly and went virtual for the second year in a row.