Voice Magazine | The University of La Verne

Where It Started
In the late 1970s, amidst the Iranian revolution, a young doctor and father-to-be made the difficult decision with his pregnant wife to leave their home country and find refuge in America. They settled in Minnesota. Six years and three kids later, the...

In the world of both legal and basketball courts, the pursuit of victory takes the center.
Individuals seeking asylum in the United States can turn to the University of La Verne’s Justice and Immigration Clinic for a win in the immigration courts.
Law students participating in the clinic gain real-world legal experience through pro bono services offered to the public under the coaching of Krystal Rodriguez-Campos, professor of law and associate dean of the College of Law and Public Service....

Benjamin T. Jenkins
Octopus’s Garden: How Railroads and Citrus Transformed Southern California
University of La Verne Archivist and Professor Benjamin T. Jenkins presents a complex and refreshing perspective on the impact railroad companies and citrus agriculturalists had on the social and economic transformation of Southern California in the...

Leadership, like diamonds, has many facets-and, depending on where the light touches, sparkles differently on each point.
Similar to these gemstones, University of La Verne alumni, having spent years being formed and polished in the classroom and beyond, shine brilliantly and exemplify dynamic leadership in their local communities and around the world....