Leos sink in Inland Empire Classic
The men’s water polo team was defeated twice Saturday at the Inland Empire Classic, hosted at Las Flores Park, losing 13-11 in game one against Concordia and 22-11 against Cal Baptist in the second, bringing the Leopards’ overall record to 2-2.
Meeting assuages DACA concerns
Counseling and Psychology Services and the Associated Students of the University of La Verne held an open meeting last Friday, to discuss the emotional impact of President Donald Trump’s Sept. 5 announcement of the repeal of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
Session addresses concerns of undocumented immigrants
More than 50 students, faculty and staff filled the President’s Dining Room Monday night for an information session in response to President Donald Trump’s Sept. 5 announcement of plans to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
Leos sink in Inland Empire Classic
The men’s water polo team was defeated twice Saturday at the Inland Empire Classic, hosted at Las Flores Park, losing 13-11 in game one against Concordia and 22-11 against Cal Baptist in the second, bringing the Leopards’ overall record to 2-2.
Actor shares stories through song
Ronny Cox’s songs and stories kicked off this semester’s Sundays at the Morgan concert series, 6 p.m. Sunday.
Join the sisterhood
Itzel Jauregui, sophomore chemistry major, informs Pomona Salcido, senior mathematics major, about her sorority Alpha Omicron Pi, at a recruitment event in Sneaky Park Tuesday.
Interim athletic director named
The University of La Verne has named head baseball coach Scott Winterburn as interim director of athletics.
3 interim safety directors named
The three lead campus safety officers, Laura Avalos, Chris Lockwood, and Jerry Espinoza, are serving in as interim campus safety directors, in succession, with Avalos currently running the show – following James Miyashiro, who left in June to take a position at the University of San Diego.
Comedian embraces ‘ghetto’ roots
In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, the Residence Hall Association invited empowerment comedian Ernesto T. Gritzewsky, aka Ernie G., to speak to students on the evening of Sept. 7 in Morgan Auditorium.
Talk analyzes human consumption and waste
The Students Engaging in Environmental Discussion and Service, or SEEDS, club and the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life collaborated to present the “One Earth, One Chance: Over-Consumption and the Planet,” Wednesday in the Abraham Campus Center.
Men’s soccer falls to Chapman
After holding Chapman scoreless for almost 80 minutes, the men’s soccer team conceded a late goal that gave the Panthers a 1-0 win Wednesday night at Ortmayer Stadium.