Debaters face off over Latinx rights
Roughly 30 people attended the first public debate of the year that asked “Has the U.S. Constitution failed the Latinx Community?” Tuesday in LaFetra Auditorium.
Freshmen face mental health issues
With freshmen year comes a copious number of new stressors that have the possibility to lead to mental health issues. The American Psychological Association found that one in three first year college students struggle with mental health issues.
New law hits Uber, Lyft
Uber and Lyft drivers will be classified as employees instead of independent contractors in California starting January 1, a change that could dramatically effect the business models and pay structures for the companies and workers.
Workshop dissects the anatomy of trust in class
In conjunction with a series of workshops to facilitate dialogue about diversity and inclusion, Karlita Warren, co-chair of the Faculty Diversity Committee, led a workshop titled “Handling Difficult Conversations in the Classroom” Wednesday in the Howell Board Room.
Softball coach strives for excellence
After missing playoffs last season with a 17-23 overall record, the La Verne softball team looks to return to form with the addition of new head coach Dennis Blas.
Men’s water polo falters on day 2 of Inland Empire Tourney
Last weekend the men’s water polo team hosted the Inland Empire Tournament at the La Verne Aquatics Center, finishing 2-2 on the weekend.
New center promotes innovation and teaching
The LaFetra College of Education opened a Center for Teacher Leadership and Learning Innovation this fall.
Plant-based eaters left without variety
The lack of choices in The Spot has become a common gripe among several students on campus, however, this lack becomes even more scarce if you are a vegetarian, and even worse if you are vegan.
Leopards capsize the Pirates, 3-0
The men’s soccer team ended their pre-conference play with a strong 3-0 win against the Whitworth Pirates on Sunday night.
Debaters face off over Latinx rights
Roughly 30 people attended the first public debate of the year that asked “Has the U.S. Constitution failed the Latinx Community?” Tuesday in LaFetra Auditorium.
ULV falls to Sagehens in SCIAC soccer opener
The Leopards women’s soccer team fell to Pomona-Pitzer 4-0 in their Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opener.