Campus Center welcomes students to the fall semester

Charlotte Romero, freshman psychology major, speaks with Salwa Khan, junior psychology major and a Sara and Michael Abraham Campus Center club member, about the importance of staying involved on campus Aug. 28 at the Campus Center Open House. Khan shared her experience about working with the Campus Center. / photo by Marina Bravo
Charlotte Romero, freshman psychology major, speaks with Salwa Khan, junior psychology major and a Sara and Michael Abraham Campus Center club member, about the importance of staying involved on campus Aug. 28 at the Campus Center Open House. Khan shared her experience about working with the Campus Center. / photo by Marina Bravo
Alexavia Soltero, digital marketing and communications specialist at the University of La Verne, and Alycia Watt, graphic designer for ULV, receive their tickets for the Campus Center Open House event from Campus Activities Board music chair Justin Castañeda on Aug. 28 at the Campus Center. The open house showcased a number of the services provided there. / photo by Marina Bravo

Marina Bravo is a senior communications major with a concentration in public relations. She is arts editor and a staff photographer for the Campus Times, and has previously served as a staff writer and photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine. She enjoys going to live shows and everything spooky.

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