Bowl of Heaven brings fresh bite
In the midst of heavy workloads, a tiny bank account and little time, college students often eat unhealthy. Bowl of Heaven looks to change that negative outlook.
Alumnus uncovers cost of Internet fame
In the world of social media popularity, every like and follower on a website is now translating to dollar signs for some social media moguls.
Bookstore frees inmates’ minds
Daniel Murphy, an employee at the Forum bookstore, is busy taping a box of used books to send out to a prison later in the day. The box holds a variety of books that all have the ability to change a prisoner's life.
Cummins brings evening of delights
The University of La Verne campus was roaring Saturday night with the noise of the home football game, but inside Morgan Auditorium the sounds of the violins crying and pianos playing filled the acoustics of the room.
Calderón reaches out to bilinguals
Students and faculty filled the Harris Art Gallery on Tuesday for the “Poetry and Crisis” lecture and a bilingual poetry reading led by Mexican poet Alí Calderón.
Panel examines Zimmerman case
Students and faculty came together on Friday to discuss how a situation similar to the George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin case could happen in La Verne.