Women artists examine femininity
The Inland Empire Museum of Art hosted an art show and discussion panel titled “Female Artists: Past and Present” as a part of the museum’s monthly Art Talks.
Student back after charges dropped
After 14 months of grappling with the Chino Valley Unified School District, a forced semester-long leave of absence from the University of La Verne, and a host of legal battles, Nicholas Ceballos, freshman TV broadcast major, can attend his brother’s graduation ceremony at Ruben S. Ayala High School, also Ceballos’ alma mater.
Uber and Lyft innundated by safety concerns
Ride share companies Uber and Lyft provide convenient commutes at the touch of an app for millions.
Bake sale supports former ULV diver
The University of La Verne swim and dive team hosted a bake sale fundraiser for Andrew Tompkins, a former ULV diver who after he battled and defeated osteosarcoma cancer in 2018, learned recently that the cancer returned, this time as stage IV metastatic osteosarcoma.
Kicker looks to make football history
Kyeesha “Mika” Makekau, a senior at ‘Iolani School in Honolulu, Hawaii, is soon to become not just the newest kicker for the University of La Verne football team, but the first female football player in team history as well.
Women artists examine femininity
The Inland Empire Museum of Art hosted an art show and discussion panel titled “Female Artists: Past and Present” as a part of the museum’s monthly Art Talks.
State bans secret assault settlements
Secret settlements and non-disclosure agreements are officially prohibited in sexual harassment cases after the passing of a new law this year.
Prioritizing mental health
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, or NIMH, one in five American adults live with a mental illness.
Collections store memories of a lifetime
The University’s Cultural and Natural History Collections is what curator Anne Collier refers to as “a hidden gem.”
Bike ride brings art and community together
The dA Center for the Arts presented “Color of Wheels,” teaming up with the Pomona Bike Coalition for a 2.5-mile bike ride around Pomona on Saturday.
Vendors sell spiritual healing vibes
The Healing Touch Studios hosted four local natural healing and art vendors as they set up booths to promote their natural therapeutic items and spiritual artworks at the “The Art of Vibes and Healing” event.