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Sophia Antillon, sophomore chemistry major, lives in a double occupancy room in Studebaker Hanawalt. Antillon says she enjoys the community spirit, but also the privacy and room space. Living with freshmen and juniors, she likes that she engages with people outside of her class. She first lived in the Oaks Residence Hall, but says she now prefers Stu Han for its comfort and positive environment. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Living Together, Friends Forever

By Claudia Ceja, Mulan Novilla on September 7, 2018 in Featured Content, Features 0

Stu-Han lives in the memory of its residents

Christi Stanford Bowman, Dobbie DeStefani Madeyski, Kris Way Staley and Julia Wheeler are alumnae at the University of La Verne, graduating in the classes of 1984 and 1985. They maintain their close friendship today despite being separated by living in different cities. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Running Through the Halls and Going Back in Time

By Claudia Ceja, Mulan Novilla on September 7, 2018 in Features 0

Former residents share their memories of living in Stu-Han.

La Verne’s activist Dan Kennan first got into activism when his father took him to a civil rights march at the age of 13. Dan teaches “The 1960s” and “Native American Experience” at the University of La Verne. He is currently writing books on topics including juvenile delinquints, the anti war movement and his grandmother. / photo by Celeste Drake

Dan Stays Woke

By Brooke Grasso, Celeste Drake on September 7, 2018 in Profiles 0

“I’ve been arrested 14 times”

Benjamin Jenkins, University of La Verne assistant professor of history and archivist, prepares to start work scanning his next collection of documents. He preserves and catalogues all sorts of artifacts, including photographs, paintings, books and newspapers. / photo by Sara Flores

La Verne’s Archives

By Ryan Guerrero, Sara Flores on September 7, 2018 in Features 0

A trail of history awaits future generations

Ann Quay Davis, University of La Verne Executive Board of Trustee member, prepares taxes for clients at the Glendora office of Vicenti Lloyd and Stutzman, now known as CliftonLarsonAllen since the companies merged on June 1, 2017. / photo by Katie Pyne

La Verne’s Tax Guru

By Anthony Carter, Katie Pyne on February 23, 2018 in Profiles 0

Ann Quay Davis: Trustee, accountant, golfer

ABOVE: Using high-powered illumination that is required to record his Walking Droplets Fluid Dynamics Experiment in high speed, David Chappell, associate professor of physics, guides tiny droplets across the surface of a pool of silicone fluid. When disturbed by the vibrations of a speaker cone, the fluid drops will self-organize into diverse patterns. David’s experiment is used by junior and senior math and physics majors to explore topics in spatio-temporal chaos. / photo by Audrey Gaudette

David Chappell Lives Physics

By Audrey Gaudette, Natasha Brennan on February 23, 2018 in Featured Content, Profiles 0

‘Excellence in Teaching’ recipient finds his passion in the classroom

The provost has an office in Founders Hall 106, overlooking Fasnacht Court and Ortmayer Stadium. / photo by Megan Peralez

Passion of the Provost: Jonathan Reed

By Megan Peralez, Ryan Guerrero on September 8, 2017 in Featured Content, Profiles 0

“The title provost is from old Latin—the guardian of the monks or the guardian of the prisoners. In modern terminology, the provost means the person responsible for the faculty,” explains Jonathan L. Reed, provost of the University of La Verne, with his almost always present smile.

Super Tents!

By Cierra Boess, Jose Brambila on September 8, 2017 in Features 0

La Verne’s ‘six in one’ building

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