Car aficionados gather for return of ‘Cool Cruise’
The city of La Verne’s 27th Cool Cruise Car Show was back Saturday after a few COVID-related postponements, featuring cars from 1928 Ford model A’s to 2020 Corvettes.
Fire department staffing shortage raises ULV dorm safety concerns
La Verne firefighters and city officials are at odds about the safety of the community and the department’s ability to keep the community safe, because of ongoing funding and staffing shortages.
Latinx community members share what their identity means to them
The University’s Latinx Heritage Month virtual series kicked off Wednesday via WebEx with a panel promoting diversity and inclusion through storytelling.
AC upgrades, dorm protocols in place to increase COVID safety
The University of La Verne has updated heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, or HVAC, systems in all the dorm buildings to meet COVID standards.
Students find happy new normal back in dorms
Most of us are back on campus, and students living in all three campus dorms. But as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, things are not exactly back to pre-pandemic normal. Instead on-campus life is finding a new normal.
Car aficionados gather for return of ‘Cool Cruise’
The city of La Verne’s 27th Cool Cruise Car Show was back Saturday after a few COVID-related postponements, featuring cars from 1928 Ford model A’s to 2020 Corvettes.
L.A. County Fair returns in ‘Bite-Sized’ form
The Los Angeles County Fair returned as the Bite-Sized Fair on Friday – after being cancelled last year – as a smaller version with a limited number of rides, games, food and shopping.
Late artist revisits childhood imagination in ceramic art exhibit
The American Museum of Ceramic Arts showcased the colorful and lively ceramics of the late influential artist Don Reitz in “Don Reitz: Life is Not a Dress Rehearsal.”
Leopards battle DII Banana Slugs in Whittier Invitational
The Leopards went 1-2 in the tournament, including a hard fought 3-2 loss to Division II UC Santa Cruz on Sept. 10.
Leopards win thriller to open SCIAC play
The men’s soccer team won 3-2 in a dog fight of a match against the Whittier Poets Wednesday night.
Sage blessing ceremony cleanses La Verne community
Dan Kennan, adjunct professor of sociology, cleanses Trevor Thomson, a member of the Karuk Tribe of California, with wing and sage in preparation for a sage blessing ceremony Sept. 10 at the Ludwick Center.