Students dish on holiday traditions
With Thanksgiving around the corner, many families will gather to feast on the traditional foods. While the existence of the holiday has questionable origins for some, it is an undeniable American tradition.
Final prose reading shares vulnerability
Arely Hernandez, JJ Wilson, Adonis Borer and Janira Hernandez shared their works at the final creative writing prose reading Wednesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space.
Commentary: Gatekeeping in fashion does more for community than advertised
Fashion trends come and go, either reflective of a decade gone past or using more modern day concepts to create something entirely new.
NCAA puts trans athletes at risk
The National Collegiate Athletic Association – in compliance with the Trump Administration’s dubious executive order titled “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” – updated its rules on transgender student-athletes earlier this year.
Bonita Avenue embraces the Halloween festivities
On Halloween, the city of La Verne can see anywhere from 2,500 to 5,000 residents to get treated to candy and tricked by the houses decorated for the spooky season.