Students living in the University’s four dorms are competing to see who can save the most energy during a six-week carbon footprint reduction challenge.
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Housing hosts Thanksgiving dinner
During Thanksgiving many students go home to be with their families and take a break from school. Unfortunately some live too far away or do not have the means to get there.
Construction wrecks quiet hours
When students came back to school at the end of August, it was clear this year would not be the same. Many Vista La Verne residents have been jolted awake at 7 a.m. by the demolition for the parking structure starting this past week, only to be kept awake by the dawning realization that it […]
AC is essential for residents’ safety
Brandt Hall and Stu-Han are notorious for being the only dorms on campus still without any air conditioning. This puts residents at risk for heat-related illnesses.
Community cultivates sustainability for Earth Day
Students, faculty and administrators – including President Devorah Lieberman and Vice President for Facilities and Technology Clive Houston-Brown – gathered behind the Health Center for the grand opening ceremony of the University garden during the Earth Day festivities Wednesday.
Parking structure will open in 2016
The building of a multi-leveled multi-million dollar parking structure was recently bumped to the top of the list for the Campus Master Plan.
Fair meal plans are not on the menu
Students are fed up with what and how they are being fed.
Quake preparedness critical to LV
The University of La Verne has taken extra precautions toward earthquake preparedness in light of recent earthquakes in the Los Angeles County to prepare students and faculty in case of emergency.
Residents battle for victory
Members of the Residence Hall Association this week began the Battle of the Halls, for which students living in each of the four dorms on campus compete with one another in sports and games.
ASULV is finally speaking up
The Associated Students of the University of La Verne took a huge step in promoting the voice of the student body by releasing a resolution stating that the governing body did not agree with the 4.9 percent tuition increase that the University’s Board of Trustees has voted on for the next school year.