New ASULV leaders respond to shifts in campus culture
Nickolas Mclean, junior business administration and theater major, and Isela Chavez, sophomore legal studies and French major, were recently elected as president and executive vice president of the Associated Students of the University of La Verne for the 2022-2023 school year.
Music Review: ‘Dance Fever’ is a musical ode to Greek mythology
Florence + The Machine’s new album “Dance Fever,” released on May 13, is a boisterous journey about the pent-up energy from the pandemic through a fairytale-like production.
Remembrance day keeps Armenian history alive
The Armenian Genocide Rememberance Day event was commemorated with two presentations about the history and the impact of the genocide on April 22 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space.
Music Review: Charli XCX creates pop perfection with ‘Crash’
With clear 1980s and early 2000s influences, Charli XCX proves that she is one of the main pop girls and a veteran songwriter with her sell-out album “Crash,” released on March 18.
Installation art shows history of ‘Blackbirding’
Chuck Fe’essago, instructor of art, talked about the process of installation art and a recent installation called “Blackbirding,” which was on display at Cerritos College in 2020, on Tuesday at the weekly faculty lecture in the Executive Dining Room.
Speaker emphasizes importance of self care in times of trauma
Kara Stevens, author and founder of the Frugal Feminista, talked about the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has had on people of color and the importance of self care and community when fighting for equality on Wednesday at the Frederick Douglass Human Rights Lecture.