Professor of Art History Jon Leaver spoke about the art of conserving paintings Tuesday in the Executive Dining Hall.
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Apps’ role in suppressing women
Saudi Arabian women are seeking asylum from oppressive guardianship laws, and companies like Apple and Google are contributing to their lack of safety by refusing to remove the Absher app from their app stores.
Rhythm method returns with Natural Cycles app
Natural Cycles was approved last month by the FDA as a medical device for use as a contraceptive.
Tresner recalls teaching fiber optics
In honor of Brian Tresner’s imminent retirement, faculty and students gathered for his last lecture Tuesday in the President’s dining room.
U.S. needs earthquake early warning technology
Last month Mexico City suffered a devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake that left more than 200 dead. Fortunately, the seismic warning system that has been in place since 1991 successfully gave the population crucial seconds to flee vulnerable buildings and prepare for the worst. The United States, however, has no such system in place; if an […]
President addresses improvements
Roughly 100 faculty and staff members filled the Campus Center Ballroom A for the spring State of the University address and wine and cheese reception Thursday.
Facebook can do better
Facebook claims to be working on its hiring process by providing its recruiters with diverse training programs but still finds itself behind the curve.
Baird integrates technology into PR
From journalism to technology to entertainment, Assistant Professor of Communications – Public Relations Anastacia “Staci” Baird has developed expertise in a variety of communications fields.
LiveSafe app provides reassurance to students
In a time when campus crime and active shooters are more than just occasional headlines on a page, the University of La Verne has begun to reach out to the on-campus community, in part, via a downloadable app.
Lecture envisions future of books
Associate Director of Learning Technology Nori Barajas-Murphy and Web and Instructional Technology Librarian Erin Gratz discussed how students engage with textbooks in their “Faculty eAuthoring: A Taxonomy,” presentation Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.