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Bon Appétit workers push administrators to help in wage fight

Following the ongoing battle with an expired contract and a fight for higher wages, University of La Verne Bon Appétit workers joined together on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. to confront University administration and delegate their needs. 

Joel Rafael shares folk music history with Claremont

Highly renowned folk musician Joel Rafael, along with Claremont trio the Citrus Sisters took to the little stage in the corner of Claremont’s Folk Music Center Saturday night to a sold out crowd, for a night of beautiful melodies and grand storytelling.

ASULV urges students to vote

The Associated Students of University of La Verne, the student government at the University, is holding elections for the various positions in the organization next week.

LVPD concealed carry weapon applications cause a divide

The city of La Verne's recently announced concealed weapons permit policy has drawn a threat of legal action over the cost of the permits.

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Bon Appétit workers push administrators to help in wage fight

Following the ongoing battle with an expired contract and a fight for higher wages, University of La Verne Bon Appétit workers joined together on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. to confront University administration and delegate their needs. 

ASULV urges students to vote

The Associated Students of University of La Verne, the student government at the University, is holding elections for the various positions in the organization next week.

LVPD concealed carry weapon applications cause a divide

The city of La Verne's recently announced concealed weapons permit policy has drawn a threat of legal action over the cost of the permits.

Another historic oak tree falls

A live oak tree fell in Sneaky Park on Wednesday morning, taking a city light pole with it. This is the third historic live oak to fall on the University of La Verne campus since January due to heavy winter rainstorms.

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Leopards divvy up ULV mini tournament, 1-1

Amidst the Southern California storms, the La Verne women’s water polo team battled through the rain in a tough 15-14 loss against the Division I Saint Francis Red Flash for the first game of the ULV mini tournament Tuesday afternoon at the La Verne Aquatic Center at Las Flores Park. 

Leopards hammer Engineers in sweep

The La Verne softball team welcomed the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Engineers to Campus West on March 9 with a doubleheader sweep, winning game one, 6-4, and game two, 9-5.

Rochester rains on La Verne’s parade

The La Verne baseball team took on the Rochester Yellowjackets in a doubleheader Saturday at Ben Hines field. They won the first game, 7-2, but were unable to catch up to the Yellowjackets lead in the second game, losing, 8-7.

Leopards suffer overtime defeat against Athenas

The La Verne women’s water polo team dropped its Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference home opener in a buzzer-beating 11-10 thriller against the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Athenas Wednesday evening at the La Verne Aquatic Center in Las Flores Park. 

Arts, Etc.

Joel Rafael shares folk music history with Claremont

Highly renowned folk musician Joel Rafael, along with Claremont trio the Citrus Sisters took to the little stage in the corner of Claremont’s Folk Music Center Saturday night to a sold out crowd, for a night of beautiful melodies and grand storytelling.

ULV dance team dominates their performance at Toyota Arena

As the Ontario Reign faced the Calgary Wranglers in a match up at the Toyota Arena, the University of La Verne dance team received the opportunity to perform during halftime and dominated their choreography Saturday afternoon.

Television Review: Second half of new season of ‘You’ redeems itself

The second half of season four of Netflix’s hit series “You” was released on March 9. While the first half did not live up to my personal expectations, the second half went above and beyond for one simple reason; it finally showed us who the real monster of the show was. 

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Campus and community arts events for the week of March 17, 2023.

LV Life

Event highlights the importance of sage

A sage gathering and blessing event in front of the Ludwick Center on March 9 drew in many students who were eager to learn about the uses and importance of sage.

Tikkun Olam club welcomes members of all faiths

The University of La Verne has a club on campus for those who want to be a leader for world peace but also be able to meet others to create a family bond. The Tikkun Olam International club allows everyone to express their beliefs openly without judgment. 

ULV community learns self-defense techniques

The Lewis Center and College Panhellenic Association hosted a Personal Safety Seminar led by Lauren Roselle, founder and president of Esteem, a communication consulting firm, on March 8, International Women's Day.

Feline lovers unite at the Cat Extravaganza event

The Pomona Cat Extravaganza and Adoption Event, hosted by Loving Cats Worldwide, was the perfect opportunity for cat lovers to not only adopt but also learn about different cat breeds, buy accessories for their pets, and support the local rescues that were there.
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