Students in the honors program held an event that informed the public about genetically modified organisms in our foods as part of their senior project Wednesday in the Hanawalt House.
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New professor has eclectic history
Before winding up at the University of La Verne as an adjunct professor of photography, Andrew Thompson performed in front of crowds as a wrestler donning different stage-names and costumes and created professional pillow-fight tournaments in New York.
REACH helps high school students
The REACH program at the University of La Verne will continue to help underserved high school students attend college.
Leopards continue late season roll
It was an electrifying senior night for the La Verne volleyball team as it beat Chapman, 3-1, Friday at Frantz Athletic Court.
ULV debaters bring home championship
The debate team had a victorious weekend at Politicon and the Rocky Mountain Tournament in Denver, Colorado.
Students present pollution solution
Jennifer Tsui, assistant professor of biology, and senior biology majors Sabrina Delgadillo, Micah Madrid and Noble Woodward presented “Bioengineering with the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Competition,” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Men’s soccer topples No. 25 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 1-0
La Verne beat the No. 25 team in the nation, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 1-0, Saturday.
Godwin discusses mayor harassment
Marcia Godwin, professor of public administration, presented a lecture on Tuesday called “Psychological Violence Against U.S Mayors.”
Church offers movie night
Rock of the Foothills Church, a Lutheran church in La Verne, hosted a Cinema Under the Stars event on Saturday.
Air pollution is impetus for exhibit
“In the Air: A Photographic Investigation of the Instances and Processes That Give Rise to Airborne Particles,” by photographer Christine Carr is showing through Oct. 21 in the University’s Carlson Gallery in Miller Hall.