The University of La Verne debate team participated in a two day tournament Oct. 7-8 at San Diego State University in the competition’s preliminary round.
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LV students plan to vote in 2018
Out of 10 current and former University of La Verne students surveyed for an informal poll about, all said they would vote in the midterm elections next year.
Jaeger Museum awarded $10k NEA grant
The Jaeger House, at Second and E streets is the University of La Verne’s very own historical research museum.
Alumnus helms Houston recovery efforts
Houston Police Chief and La Verne alumnus Art Acevedo has been working around the clock to coordinate efforts for the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Born in Cuba, he and his family moved to El Monte, just west of La Verne, in December 1960.
Meeting assuages DACA concerns
Counseling and Psychology Services and the Associated Students of the University of La Verne held an open meeting last Friday, to discuss the emotional impact of President Donald Trump’s Sept. 5 announcement of the repeal of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
3 interim safety directors named
The three lead campus safety officers, Laura Avalos, Chris Lockwood, and Jerry Espinoza, are serving in as interim campus safety directors, in succession, with Avalos currently running the show – following James Miyashiro, who left in June to take a position at the University of San Diego.
Kids’ minds inspire illustrations
The dA Center for the Arts in Pomona collaborated with the Society of Children’s Book Authors to present “Imagine II: The Art of Children’s Book Illustrations” exhibit opening reception Saturday.
Climate change is real, Mr. Trump
Climate change denial has no place in politics, and in the face of several natural disasters occurring all around the world, global warming should not be contested or minimized by President Donald Trump’s administration.
Kent mixed theater with activism
Steven Kent, who recently retired from his position as the University’s director of theater, died July 12 in his Los Angeles home. He was 74.
Pomona proposes waste ban
After two-and-a-half years of deliberation, the City Council will vote on a proposal to ban new waste and recycling facilities and stop expansion of existing waste businesses on June 5.