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Baseball gains bid for Regionals after playoff loss

The La Verne baseball team's Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship season looked just about over when they lost Saturday at Ben Hines Field, 16-8, to the Chapman Panthers. However on Monday, the Leopards were offered a bid to play in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship Tournament in Birmingham, Alabama, keeping their tremendous season alive for at least another two games.

Los Angeles County Fair is home to outlandish rides

The Los Angeles County Fair is home to both the bizarre and the fantastic when it comes to the food and the rides that occupy the Fairplex in Pomona during the month of May.

Supportive housing project sparks community backlash

National CORE, a nonprofit affordable housing developer, is leading a permanent supportive housing project, 740 Foothill Community, in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County between the cities of San Dimas and La Verne. Both cities are opposed to the project.

ULV gathers to honor Lieberman’s tenure

A large community of trustees, staff, alumni, faculty and students came together Wednesday to honor and thank President Devorah Lieberman for her 12 years of leadership to the University of La Verne, and to wish her well as she embarks on a new chapter in her life.

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Supportive housing project sparks community backlash

National CORE, a nonprofit affordable housing developer, is leading a permanent supportive housing project, 740 Foothill Community, in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County between the cities of San Dimas and La Verne. Both cities are opposed to the project.

ULV gathers to honor Lieberman’s tenure

A large community of trustees, staff, alumni, faculty and students came together Wednesday to honor and thank President Devorah Lieberman for her 12 years of leadership to the University of La Verne, and to wish her well as she embarks on a new chapter in her life.

Trotter retires with a compassionate impact

A retirement celebration was thrown for professor of art and painter Ruth Trotter on Monday in the Campus Center Ballroom.

Lieberman shares life story in final lecture

University of La Verne President Devorah Lieberman presented “Stringing the Pearls,” where she reflected on the lessons learned throughout her life, at the Quay Davis Executive Board Room at noon on Tuesday. 

Sports

Baseball gains bid for Regionals after playoff loss

The La Verne baseball team's Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship season looked just about over when they lost Saturday at Ben Hines Field, 16-8, to the Chapman Panthers. However on Monday, the Leopards were offered a bid to play in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship Tournament in Birmingham, Alabama, keeping their tremendous season alive for at least another two games.

Asian American and Pacific Islander month represented in sports

With May being Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, it is important to give AAPI college athletes the recognition they deserve. According to the Pepperdine Graphic, AAPIs only make up 2% of college athletes.

Track and field athletes set personal bests at Azusa

The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed in the APU Franson Last Chance meet last weekend, hosted at Azusa Pacific’s Cougar Athletic Stadium. 

Baseball takes SCIAC title against Stags

The first place Leopards began the series against the second place Stags at Ben Hines Field on May 5, winning 9-4 and celebrating eight seniors on their senior day.  

Arts, Etc.

Millard Sheets exhibit displays photographic inspiration

Nestled in the back at the Los Angeles County Fair is a rare but sweet find. The Fairplex’s Millard Sheets Art Center presents the show “You Are Here: California Photography Now,” which brings photographs made by contemporary artists.

The inevitable rise of A.I. art

Over the last few months, A.I. image generator websites like Midjourney, DALL·E 2 and many more have grown in popularity for their seemingly effortless way of conjuring up the most ridiculous prompts into crisp illustrations.

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Campus and community arts events for the week of May 19, 2023.

Rico Nasty performs at Lavernapalooza

As a school year full of exams, stress and homework comes to a close, La Verne students celebrated with one another at the Fox Theater in Pomona with DJ Screwloose, Rubi Rose and headliner Rico Nasty at Lavernapalooza on May 4.

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Los Angeles County Fair is home to outlandish rides

The Los Angeles County Fair is home to both the bizarre and the fantastic when it comes to the food and the rides that occupy the Fairplex in Pomona during the month of May.

The Farm at Fairplex cultivates fun

Sunshine, strawberries, and sheep herd together at the Los Angeles County Fair’s Farm at Fairplex, where education is rooted within the soil. 

Haunt Super Show brings scary fun to the Fair

The Los Angeles County Fair made its annual return, as did the Haunt Super Show for its third year at the Fair in Expo Hall 9, along with its dozens of Halloween and horror-themed vendors. Catering to horror fans’ desire for everything related to the movie genre, the Haunt Super Show had guests swarming to their freaky fun displays. 

Lowrider car show brings Chicano culture to fair

The Los Angeles County Fair, along with the sights and sounds that accompany it, is back for the month of May. This year's Fair is a little more special because of their partnership with Notorious Entertainment to bring “The Culture of the Low And the Slow'' lowrider classic car show to the Fairplex.
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