Therapeutic activities reduce stress
Students came together in the Campus Center to destress, unwind and also learn about both the negative and positive effects of procrastination on May 17.
La Verne facility housing children of immigrants held at border
Some of the thousands of immigrant children recently taken from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border are being cared for at a facility for foster children in La Verne.
Minding Our Own Blackness
Senior psychology major Jedaun Carter said she has been in therapy since she was 6 or 7 years old, but never saw the benefit from it until high school.
New organization to fund black student clubs
Oshun is a goddess of the Yoruba people in southwestern Nigeria; she is the goddess of love, fertility and protection. She stands for opportunity, spirit, harmony, unity and negotiation.
The Battle Over Youth Football
Parents, coaches and lawmakers struggle for a game plan on child safety
Goldline to reach La Verne before 2028 L.A. Olympics
In preparation for the 2028 Olympic Games, Los Angeles County is investing in its currently disjointed public transit system by bringing a new Gold Line train station to La Verne less than a block away from campus.
Petting the stress away
Abby, a 10-year-old yellow lab from Paws to Share, relaxes while getting scratched by Samantha Liu, freshman psychology and child development major, and McKenna Mobley, sophomore psychology major, Monday in Wilson Library.
Schools don’t need an arms race
A bill is advancing toward the Assembly floor that would put one armed officer at every school campus in California, at the state’s expense.
Ambat, Lee Kim represent La Verne at nationals
Catalina Lee Kim and Kyle Ambat will represent the University of La Verne track and field teams at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships hosted by the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
Television Review: ’13 Reasons’ only needed one season
A year after “13 Reasons Why” became Netflix’s buzziest show for its ability to not shy away from tough subject matter, we return to Liberty High school where the school’s climate is still in turmoil five months after the suicide of Hannah Baker (Katherine Langford).
Awards honor faculty, staff service
The 2018 Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony, held last Friday, began with recognition of several faculty members for their 5-year service, followed by 10, 15, and so forth to retirement.