Campus has tepid interest in new Omicron booster
A recent informal survey on campus found that nine out of 21 students at the University of La Verne did not know anything about the newly updated Omicron-specific COVID-19 booster that has been available since early September.
Eclectic exhibit considers climate, politics
Pictures of Joshua Tree landscapes, natural births and a makeup tutorial video on how to disrupt facial recognition cameras were among the images filling the narrow hallway that is the Irene Carlson Gallery, on view until Oct. 14.
Banned books event highlights freedom to read
The University’s Wilson Library honored Banned Books Week this week with a display where students could pick up great works that have been banned by some schools and libraries across the country.
New Harris Gallery exhibit delves into Americana
Jennifer Vanderpool, an adjunct professor in the art and art history department brought together 13 artists from around the country for the current exhibit "Welcome Here!" in University of La Verne’s Harris Gallery.
Claremont’s iconic Rhino Records gets move and makeover
This summer the Claremont Village’s iconic Rhino Records closed up shop for the last time after 48 years on the corner of Bonita and Yale avenues.
City Council candidates consider safety, communication in debate
Candidates for the La Verne City Council participated in a town hall debate on May 12 at the La Verne Community Center on D Street.