Bernarda Carranza

Karen Dawn advocated the importance of animal rights Monday for an event hosted by Reaching Out for Animal Rights Club.

Four classical music pieces echoed through Morgan Auditorium as pianist Timothy Durovic, violinist Sam Fischer and clarinetist Phil O’Connor performed for an audience of approximately 30 at Sundays at the Morgan on March 30.

As you step inside Hoover 105 you find yourself submerged in a myriad of small international treasures. Your eyes shift around the room not knowing where to look first but a colorful set of Oaxacan dolls capture your attention, you then notice the countless of books that fill every corner. Three Vietnamese paintings are hung on the wall, small wooden African figures stand on top of a counter and a photograph of three children rests on a desk. Kimberly Martin’s office, professor of anthropology and anthropology department chair, contains pieces of the world’s culture and diversity.

Navy blue sweaters and gold Greek letters filled LaFetra Lecture Hall Tuesday at the Phi Sigma Sigma Annual Talent Show.

The title of mentalist after Christopher Carter’s name brings a lot of skepticism to those who do not believe such a thing is possible, but on Tuesday not only did he prove the cynics wrong, he also blew the audience’s mind.

Women students at La Verne now have their very own online magazine geared toward addressing their issues, struggles and interests.