LV Life

Students, faculty attend Ash Wednesday ceremony

Catholic Campus Minister Elena Cardeña and Father José Luis Cuevas, a Comboni Missionary, lead a prayer during the Ash Wednesday ceremony for La Verne students and faculty. The ceremony in the past has taken place in the chapel, and this is the first year it has been moved outside for a change of scenery. / photo by Summer Herndon
Catholic Campus Minister Elena Cardeña and Father José Luis Cuevas, a Comboni Missionary, lead a prayer during the Ash Wednesday ceremony for La Verne students and faculty. The ceremony in the past has taken place in the chapel, and this is the first year it has been moved outside for a change of scenery. / photo by Summer Herndon
Summer Herndon, Photography Editor
Summer Herndon
Other Stories
Previous article
Entertainment Briefs
Next article
Deadlines important for student aid

Latest Stories

Related articles

Commuting Across the World

Commuting Across the World: Finding Central America Holy Week’s traditional foods

Paseo San Miguel is an authentic Salvadoran restaurant located on Rosemead Boulevard in  Pico Rivera. The popular dishes from the country are a stuffed thick tortilla called a pupusas and tamales, corn and chicken. 
LV Life

Tongva honored in sage gathering

With a sage bundle and eagle feather in each hand, Dan Kennan, adjunct professor of sociology, sages the students and faculty who attended the sage gathering and blessing event April 12 in front of the Ludwick Center.
News

Campus honors Ash Wednesday

Daniel Loera, director of multicultural affairs, distributes ashes Wednesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space for Ash Wednesday.
News

University’s 19th president sees education as vital to democracy

In a momentous event filled with hope and anticipation, the University of La Verne inaugurated its 19th President Pardis Mahdavi on Oct. 13.