Campus Times turns 100
The Campus Times has just hit its centennial milestone as of Monday. The first Campus Times was published on Oct. 14, 1919.
Campus Times turns 100
The Campus Times has just hit its centennial milestone as of Monday. The first Campus Times was published on Oct. 14, 1919.
Commentary: Editor job is life changing
The Campus Times reached a milestone this week – 100 years of serving as a watchdog for not only the University of La Verne but also our local community. Through obstacles, brief hiatuses and award-winning highlights, the paper has established a legacy. And it is a staple of the community.
A century of La Verne sports
With over 400 athletes across 18 teams, it is easy to take La Verne’s athletic programs for granted. But as with many great things, our sports came from very humble beginnings.
The Campus Times: Where it all began
Revisit the very first issue of the Campus Times, originally published Oct. 14, 1919.
Campus Times celebrates 100 years of free press
As we at the Campus Times celebrate the paper’s 100th anniversary this week, it is important to remember and acknowledge the importance of a free and independent press on a college campus.
University is a top performer in social mobility
The University of La Verne’s work with helping the economically disadvantaged, and especially, first generation students was recognized in U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 Best Colleges Rankings, in which the University ranked fourth overall in social mobility.
Social media affects mental health
At a time when social media has exploded into a market of its own, chances are you probably have an account somewhere in the realm of Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat.
Pollock reflects on teaching career
Donald Pollock, professor of communications emeritus, told the stories of significant life events that led him to his position at the University of La Verne in 1991, where he would spend the next 28 years of his life, and shared the lessons he learned along the way at his final lecture Tuesday in the Executive […]
Students reveal horror and fear
The School of Arts and Enterprise, a charter school in downtown Pomona, showcased its horror themed exhibition Saturday.
Pomona students celebrate native heritage
Pomona Student Union kicked off Indigenous Peoples’ Day with Unity Fest 2019 Friday to commemorate the history of indigenous cultures facing oppression.