Stories from this issue:
Furthering A Legacy
Cover StoryFame, it’s said, is fleeting. The flickering of a candle’s flame against the winds of time. Yet celebrity’s shadow can extend well beyond the life of the wick, and those shaded regard it as a blessing or a burden. Or both. Rayna Harrison ’19 is well aware of her family tree and its links to […]
In Conversation: Global Lessons to the ULV Classroom
Dr. Lauren Crossland-Marr, assistant professor of Anthropology at the University of La Verne, has built her career on a deceptively simple idea: food is more than sustenance; it is a window into culture, politics, and identity. From studying halal certifications in Milan, Italy to examining how CRISPR, a gene-editing technology, is shaping modern agriculture, Dr. […]
Coming Home
It had been two years since I graduated from the University of La Verne, and I had just finished catching up with a fellow alum. I was in my office in Murrieta, sipping coffee between meetings, when a quiet tug at my heart stopped me mid-thought. It was subtle but insistent. I found myself asking: […]
News from La Verne
ULV Student Leads Effort to Digitize Campus Times Archives
Adonis Borer, left, and Keren Darancette examine the first-ever edition of Campus Times at the University of La Verne, part […]
Taylor-Toomay Named La Verne Volleyball Head Coach
Randi Taylor-Toomay’s deep roots in ULV athletics and academics position her to build on recent national-level success Randi […]
Women of the Archives: Educators, Activists, Influencers
Gladdys Muir, Grace Napolitano and June Pulcini, three influential women whose archives are preserved at ULV. (ULV Graphic/Alycia Watt) […]
Photographer Brings the High Desert to Life in New Exhibit
Edward Lance Montgomery with his work in the Kinetic Ambiguity exhibit at Miller Hall. (ULV Photo / Brandon Le) […]




