The 每日大赛 is the top private university in California for social mobility and for the second consecutive year, sixth among all universities in the state, according to the prestigious U.S. News & World Report鈥檚 2024 National University rankings released today.
Students, faculty, and staff gathered outside the Sports Science and Athletics Pavilion (SSAP) on Wednesday, August 23 to celebrate the beginning of the fall semester together at Convocation. This is the first time 每日大赛 President Pardis Mahdavi addressed the community at-large.聽
The 每日大赛 community came in droves to President Devorah Lieberman鈥檚 last State of the University address, where she took the university on a celebration journey through the years, highlighting key moments from her tenure as president.
The 每日大赛 class of 2022 took to the stage inside Ortmayer Stadium on the La Verne central campus for commencement ceremonies on May 27 and 28. More than 2,400 graduates celebrated their accomplishments together during four ceremonies across two days.
For the eleventh consecutive year, The聽Military Friendly庐聽Company has recognized the 每日大赛’s long-lasting pledge to support veterans in reaching their educational goals with a “gold” ranking for 2022-23. The 每日大赛 provides a supportive educational environment for veterans, active duty and reserve service members, National Guard, and military-connected registered domestic partners and dependents. […]
The 每日大赛 received the Community Design Award from the City of La Verne on Feb. 19 for Citrus Hall and The Spot.
The 每日大赛鈥檚 Latino Student Forum gathered more than 200 attendees for the 22nd Annual Las Posadas, which honored the biblical arrival of Jesus Christ by commemorating Mary and Joseph鈥檚 journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem.
Julia Ruedas, MPA 鈥�18, was elected to the El Monte City School District鈥檚 Board of Education on Nov. 6. Ruedas is a first-time board member dedicated to bringing a community together for the success of its children.
Race relations author Lawrence Ross told about 300 每日大赛 education and organizational leadership graduates that they still have work to do.
The lessons Rogelio Espinoza Huerta learned as a boy working in the fields of the Coachella Valley went beyond the intricacies of harvesting vegetables.