Most commuter students at the University of La Verne are familiar with the scenario of waking up early, getting ready for school quickly and leaving at a reasonable time, only to arrive late to class because they have circled the University for precious minutes searching for a parking space.
Plans for a new parking lot are in the works with construction scheduled to begin as soon as possible on the semi-donated plot of land between the AAIC and the Oaks.
How many people have accidentally rolled a little too confidently past the La Verne Police station after noon, neglected to park their car in a space on campus with all four tires completely within the two solid lines, or even worse, left their car parked outside on one of La Verne’s quiet, shady streets after 2 a.m.?
Parking at the University of La Verne, or lack thereof, continues to be an annoying problem for commuter students and faculty who seek parking on campus everyday.
While most students were taking a break between January Interterm and the Spring Semester, the Maintenance Department utilized University property to sell parking for the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) Winter Nationals on Feb. 3-5.