The La Verne women’s water polo team showed their eagerness to prove themselves as a competitive opponent in SCIAC as they took the 13-10 win against the Cal Lutheran Regals Saturday afternoon at the La Verne Aquatic Center.

The month of March is devoted to celebrating women and all their contributions throughout societies across the world. Here at the University of La Verne, from housing and residential life to the Center for Neurodiversity, Learning and Wellness, it is without question that the University is jam-packed with women hard at work adding to those contributions.

A recent downpour series of storms have been plummeting through the state and specifically the southern region which have caused environmental damage to the landscapes in many cities across California. The University of La Verne was directly affected as three oak trees have toppled over on campus in the past few months.

U.S. senators Mark R. Warner and John Thune proposed the Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology Act on March 7. If the bill were to pass, it would give the government the power to act against technological companies if they pose a national security threat to Americans.

The La Verne women’s water polo team showed their eagerness to prove themselves as a competitive opponent in SCIAC as they took the 13-10 win against the Cal Lutheran Regals Saturday afternoon at the La Verne Aquatic Center.

The La Verne baseball team faced the Endicott College Gulls in a doubleheader Saturday, winning the first game, 10-5, but dropping the ball in game two, losing 11-0 at Ben Hines Field.

The Leopards faced the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens for a Saturday doubleheader at Campus West, but were unable to pull off a win for either game, losing 14-3 in game one and 7-1 in game two. 

The La Verne track and field teams competed in the Redlands Invitational on March 17 at Ted Runner Stadium.

Artist Nick Vest showcased his exhibition “Works Made in Residence” at the American Museum of Ceramic Art on Saturday. The exhibit showcased art he created while in residence at AMOCA from September 2022 through March 2023.

Highly renowned folk musician Joel Rafael, along with Claremont trio the Citrus Sisters took to the little stage in the corner of Claremont’s Folk Music Center Saturday night to a sold out crowd, for a night of beautiful melodies and grand storytelling.

As the Ontario Reign faced the Calgary Wranglers in a match up at the Toyota Arena, the University of La Verne dance team received the opportunity to perform during halftime and dominated their choreography Saturday afternoon.

The second half of season four of Netflix’s hit series “You” was released on March 9. While the first half did not live up to my personal expectations, the second half went above and beyond for one simple reason; it finally showed us who the real monster of the show was.