Students “play for a cause”
Tatiana Raygoza, a sophomore kinesiology major, and Arian Avila, a junior kinesiology major, enjoy the bounce houses at the CAB event “Play for a Cause” to raise awareness about Tourette’s Syndrome.
Claremont store doubles as museum
Resting in the Claremont Village’s lively neighborhood is a quaint store whose walls are lined with dozens of diverse instruments.
Conference inspires women leaders
SPARK Leadership Conference offered two days of panels, workshops and group discussions to women students on campus last weekend.
Class discusses Cameroon growth
Advocacy through education and specialized skill training is helping transform the diverse but struggling African country, Cameroon.
Lee sets agenda for sports news
Sean Lee, 25, is in his first year as athletic communications director at the University of La Verne.
Morris decries ‘21st-century slavery’
Kenneth B. Morris, Jr., founder and president of Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives, spoke at the Frederick Douglass Human Rights Lecture “History, Human Rights and the Power of One,” Feb. 13 in Morgan Auditorium.