Symposium challenges understanding of AI use
Three panelists joined the University of La Verne College of Law and Public Service to give their 11th Annual Symposium, titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI)”. Which focused on the impacts of AI and how it can be implemented into everyday life of schools and law firms.
Community Day highlights companionship and support for athletics
The athletic department hosted its annual Community Day on March 29 at Campus West. During the event, many students and their families were given a glimpse of the athletic department’s activities and got to watch the baseball and softball teams in action against conference opponents.
Poet and novelist talks about ‘post doom’ movement
The Benton Museum of Art on the Pomona College campus hosted a poetry reading Tuesday featuring Quan Barry, poet and professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Lecture explores gender roles and societal messaging
A lecture Wednesday titled “Gender Identity and Sexism” looked to help students contextualize and explore their struggles with gender roles and societal expectations.
New club fosters connection and art
The University’s new Friendship Club held its first event, “Bad Art Night” on March 6, with 11 attending.
AMOCA’s ‘SoCal Critters’ exhibit raises wildlife awareness
The American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona held a family event Saturday for the SoCal Critter exhibit currently on display.