Legal studies professor hopes to go from classroom to courtroom
Assistant Professor of Legal Studies Thomas Allison may soon be trading in his position as professor for a seat on the bench. The University of La Verne professor is running for Los Angeles County Superior Court judge.
Pomona resident begins petition to save Mission Tiki Drive-In
The Mission Tiki Drive-In Theatre could be showing some of its final films this year. Although nothing has been approved yet, the city of Montclair has been dealing with a proposal to tear the theater down to make space for several warehouses.
La Verne Police Department has first woman chief
Colleen Flores is making history as the La Verne Police Department’s first female chief of police. She began as an explorer at the Upland Police Department before going to the academy to become an officer.
Love is more than romance
As part of the University of La Verne’s second annual Season for Nonviolence, students and faculty gathered to talk about different types of love, from self love to loving one’s enemies, at the session entitled “Nonviolence and Love” held Monday via Zoom.
Greek life and clubs search virtually for new recruits
The University of La Verne’s student organizations are gearing up for a semester of campus engagement despite having to do it remotely for the first two weeks of class. The University held its virtual Greek Involvement Fair on Monday and its Student Organization Fair on Wednesday, both via Zoom.