Jaeger Museum awarded $10k NEA grant
The Jaeger House, at Second and E streets is the University of La Verne’s very own historical research museum.
Jaeger Museum awarded $10k NEA grant
The Jaeger House, at Second and E streets is the University of La Verne’s very own historical research museum.
Alumnus helms Houston recovery efforts
Houston Police Chief and La Verne alumnus Art Acevedo has been working around the clock to coordinate efforts for the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Born in Cuba, he and his family moved to El Monte, just west of La Verne, in December 1960.
Homelessness needs state-wide efforts
While Anaheim, San Diego and Pomona make up some of the many cities to individually struggle with a homelessness epidemic, lack of state-wide coordinated efforts continues to contribute to an escalation of the issue and the pessimism regarding a solution.
Gun violence triggers ‘Unloaded’ show
Susanne Slavick, professor of art at Carnegie Mellon University, was shocked and scared when she learned that many college students apparently carried guns on campus.
Bacteria’s benefits
Todd Lorenz, assistant professor of biology, presents his research on bacteria Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Open mic offers safe space
In a room of around 40 people, the lights dimmed and the performers took center stage, showcasing talents ranging from singing, instruments, comedy, spoken word performances, poetry and even juggling.
Dessert bar makes late night debut
Not every restaurant in Claremont perfects their dessert’s appearance with a blowtorch. But Grizzby’s Biscuits and Donuts does.
Seasons unspool across the lobby
As soon as you walk into the Arts and Communications Building, a blend of icy blues, inviting yellows, calming purples and warm reds emanates from the left and draws attention to the 33-foot-by-46-foot wall.
Exhibit revisits ‘90s queer activism
Activists Judy Sisneros and Lynn Harris Ballen held an opening reception Monday night in the West Gallery for “Lesbians To Watch Out For: ‘90s Queer L.A. Activism,” their dual curated history exhibition about gay activism in Los Angeles during the 1990s.
Classism, respect pondered
Ethics, identity politics and capitalism were the focus of New York University Philosophy Professor Kwame Anthony Appiah’s talk Sept. 14 at Scripps College.