Music department students perform their own concert
The music department’s Pep Band and Songwriting Club hosted their first ever live music showcase, “The Student and Faculty Show: A Night of Live Music” Thursday in Morgan Auditorium.
Fair features handmade art from independent artists
The Los Angeles County Fair this year featured more than just traditional displays of art on walls. It included hands-on workshops, cultural storytelling and handmade creations scattered across the various expo halls.
New company helps build students’ resumes
Careers with Kelli is a small business designed to help Gen Z with creating resumes, preparing for interviews and landing their dream job.
Morosin shares research on Mexican social movements
The last faculty lecture of the semester was held May 1 in the Howell Board Room, where Alessandro Morosin, assistant professor of sociology and criminology, presented “The Death of Neoliberalism in Mexico?”
Gallery talk accommodates visually impaired
On April 25, The Benton Museum of Art held a gallery talk focusing on the topic of alternative text, also known as alt text. It is a writing style that is a brief description to help make online images accessible.
Lecture discusses living in the present
Michele Assael-Shafia, assistant professor of law at the University of La Verne, spoke April 17 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space, closing out the University’s “What Matters to Me and Why” speaker series for semester with a powerful message.