Life and death celebrated on Dia de los Muertos
Elena Cardeña, senior learning and development specialist and San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, spoke about the origins and meaning of Dia De Los Muertos on Wednesday via Zoom with 18 online participants.
Racial trauma similar to PTSD
Courtney Boston, a trainee at the University of La Verne counseling and psychological services, discussed racial trauma at the Mental Health Monday series via Zoom with seven online participants.
Chicana artist dedicates her art to Latinx culture
Barbara Carrasco, a Los Angeles-based Chicana artist and activist, spoke about her art with Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta Wednesday at the Virtual Latinx Heritage Month series with 16 participants via Zoom.
University has revamped cleaning for COVID safety
The University of La Verne has a special COVID cleaning crew to go around campus and disinfect touch services, especially if there is a positive case in that building.
Latinx women consider their cultural patriarchy
Three University of La Verne Latinx panelists discussed their personal experiences with Cultural Patriarchy on Wednesday with 19 participants via Webex.
Leo Food Pantry fills critical need
The Leo Food Pantry is open. It’s there for students, with the goal of addressing food insecurity, so students can focus on school.