One in three students at the University of La Verne is not certain where their next meal will come from, according to a survey conducted by five students in the University’s honors program.
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Awards honor faculty, staff service
The 2018 Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony, held last Friday, began with recognition of several faculty members for their 5-year service, followed by 10, 15, and so forth to retirement.
Study tours take students abroad
While some students plan to return home for a relaxing January, or take a needed general education class, others will participate in various study abroad tours.
Professors take administrative jobs
With the start of the academic year, the College of Arts and Sciences has announced two new administrative appointments.
Diverse research projects integrate technology
Students and faculty presented their diverse research projects for ShowCASE – Celebrating the Arts, Scholarship, and Engagement Week – Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Kwon studies rise in mass shootings
Mass shootings are no laughing matter especially when they happen close to home.
Kwon examines income inequality
Issues of political polarization in the House of Representatives and the Senate and their influence over income inequality were discussed Monday in the President’s Dining Room at a faculty lecture held by Assistant Professor of Sociology Roy Kwon.
Faculty debate amuses
Laughter and “here, here’s” filled LaFetra Auditorium yesterday as students watched their professors debate whether human rights are a luxury only developed countries can afford.
Photos promote awareness
On the wall in the Irene Carlson Gallery hangs a photograph that seems to be an abstract composition of a lavender object containing a single red, vein-like line crossing through it.
Teaching isn’t ‘work’ to professor
It is a strange occurrence when one class changes your whole life. For sociology professor Roy Kwon, now a full-time professor teaching his second semester at the University of La Verne, that is exactly what happened.