Students held a debate in the Wilson Library Wednesday afternoon on the importance of libraries within communities.
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5k with bubbles
Bubble runners enjoy their first bubble stop at the 5k Bubble Run race Saturday at the Fairplex.
Early birds flutter near Claremont
The Pomona Valley Audubon Society hosted its monthly bird walk at Claremont’s Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden bright and early Sunday morning.
Traveling faire visits Irwindale
Santiago of the Clan Tynker Family sets the scene with his accordion as the circus gets started at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire at the Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale Sunday.
Author discusses faith and politics
Around 50 people showed up to hear Distinguished Professor of Chicano Studies and History Mario T. Garcia’s lecture about his recent book, “Faith, Politics and the Origins of the Sanctuary Movement in Los Angeles” in the Campus Center Ballroom Wednesday.
Academy shares publishing advice
Members of the La Verne Academy gathered Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room to present their inaugural panel, “What Everyone Ought to Know About Research and Scholarship,” before faculty and students.
Professors present published work
Six faculty members presented their published scholarly and creative works to the University community Monday in the Wilson Library Lobby in honor of National Library Week.
New law boosts women in leadership
Seven months ago, 94 corporations had no women on their boards. As of March 25, 32 of these corporations, or 34 percent of them, have added at least one woman, in compliance with a new state law.
New bill could lift tax on menstrual products
A new bill could lift the financial burden of menstrual products for women in California. Assembly Bill 31, introduced by Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia, could exempt all menstrual products, including menstrual sponges, menstrual cups, tampons and sanitary napkins from the state sales tax, commonly known as the tampon tax, and increase the accessibility of these necessary […]
Baird analyzes social media in times of crisis
Staci Baird, assistant professor of public relations, took a deep dive into the data on Twitter during times of natural disasters on Tuesday in the Executive Dining Room.