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Leopards dominate Cougars in season opener, 30-3

The La Verne Leopards beat the Azusa Pacific Cougars, 30-3, on Saturday at Ortmayer Stadium in the Leopards’ season opener. 

Lost Levels Arcade ignites nostalgia and curiosity

For those looking for the nostalgia of old console and cabinet video games, Lost Levels Arcade, at 530 West First Street in Claremont, is the right destination.

La Verne students and faculty have mixed feelings about gradeless option

While some University of La Verne students think first semester freshmen should be able to take all of their classes pass/fail, or ungraded, the majority responding to an informal survey said they prefer letter grades for all. 

Multiple power outages hit University and community

Classes were interrupted on Sept. 4 and once again on Wednesday due to city and campus power outages. 

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La Verne students and faculty have mixed feelings about gradeless option

While some University of La Verne students think first semester freshmen should be able to take all of their classes pass/fail, or ungraded, the majority responding to an informal survey said they prefer letter grades for all. 

Multiple power outages hit University and community

Classes were interrupted on Sept. 4 and once again on Wednesday due to city and campus power outages. 

Lecture looks at challenging Medicaid renewal process

Soomi Lee, professor of public administration, discussed her research “Configurational Pathways to Medicaid Renewal Performance Across U.S. States,” Tuesday in the Lewis Center classroom.

Senate bill would ban AI therapists

The California Legislature has voted to implement Senate Bill 903, would ban artificial intelligence chatbots that provide mental health therapy services and will place regulations when AI is used in health spaces.

Sports

Leopards dominate Cougars in season opener, 30-3

The La Verne Leopards beat the Azusa Pacific Cougars, 30-3, on Saturday at Ortmayer Stadium in the Leopards’ season opener. 

Leopards hold strong for a shutout against the Gators

The La Verne men’s soccer team beat Russell Sage, 4-0, in a match Saturday at Ortmayer Stadium. 

Volleyball takes two of three in Pacific Coast Classic

More than 100 fans filled the Athletics Pavilion on Saturday to watch the La Verne volleyball team compete against Southwestern Westminster in the Pacific Coast Classic tournament.

Leopard Scoreboard

Sports results, schedule and standings for the week of Sept. 11, 2026.

Arts, Etc.

Japanese ceramics exhibit highlights evolution of artform

"Tōgei: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics" is currently on display at the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona.

Claremont Art Walk fosters sense of community

Art, live music, vendors and conversation filled the Claremont Packing House Saturday evening as local artists and businesses welcomed over 100 community members to the monthly Claremont Village Art Walk. 

Concert evokes Shaker teachings

Soprano Anne Harley was accompanied by harpist Alison Bjorkedal and percussionist Yuri Inoo performing Richard Cornell’s “Voluspa Verses” Christine Southworth’s “Ann Lee Songs” Sept. 4 in the Balch Auditorium at Scripps College.

Happenings

Campus and community arts events for the week of Sep. 11, 2026.

LV Life

Lost Levels Arcade ignites nostalgia and curiosity

For those looking for the nostalgia of old console and cabinet video games, Lost Levels Arcade, at 530 West First Street in Claremont, is the right destination.

New coffee shop introduces unique flavors

Bonita Coffee Co. is a new coffee shop in San Dimas that provides a space for customers to try new beverages, as well as spend time with friends.

Haven Haus brings strong clientele from Inland Empire

A new restaurant for La Verne, the Haven Haus Cafe, offers breakfast and lunch options plus a coffee bar and full bar for mimosas, margaritas, sangria and more. 

‘Blooming with Sisterhood’ answers recruits’ questions

The University of La Verne College Panhellenic Association held “Blooming with Sisterhood” Sept. 2 in the Quay Davis Executive Boardroom, bringing in around 25 students hoping to learn more about the organization.