With 53 attendees in the audience, the University of La Verne’s music department gathered to demonstrate musical talents, which ranged from singing to instrumentals, in its first recital of the spring semester April 9 over Zoom.
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Poetry reading touches on personal connections
Hannah Schultz, University of La Verne alumna, and Hannah Cokash, junior creative writing major, were featured poets in a virtual reading via Zoom earlier this month.
Sublime tribute band gets live drive-in concert in Montclair
Santeria, a Sublime tribute band, performed a drive-in concert at The Canyon at Montclair Plaza Lane in Montclair Saturday.
Artist imagines the sounds of La Verne packing houses
Artist Kyoco Taniyama highlights the city of La Verne’s citrus industry at the virtually displayed exhibition, “Sound from the Golden Age,” on the University of La Verne’s Harris Gallery website until May 14.
Virtual music festival at Pomona College
Maggie Parkins, a featured celloist, plays a piece entitled “Sistere” in a video from 2017 at Pomona College’s Ussachevsky Memorial Festival of Electro Acoustic Music held online Sunday.
Women artists and trail blazers featured in virtual event
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Campus Activities Board hosted a virtual art exhibition focussed on women artists via Zoom Tuesday.
Photography Club shoots spring break photos
Photography Club president Brady Keegan and vice president Darcelle Jones-Wesley photograph in the Japanese garden at the Huntington Library in San Marino on March 15. / photo by Maddie Ybarra
Movie Review: Happy ending for iconic Netflix film series
The final installment to the “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” film series, titled “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before: Always and Forever,” premiered on Netflix on Feb. 12 and touches on the importance of making life-changing decisions while trying to maintain a relationship.
Performance explores the imagery and history of the noose
D. Hill, adjunct professor of photography, showcased an eight minute video performance on racism against Black people titled “Remove the Noose by All Means Necessary,” followed by a question-and-answer session Saturday, hosted by Muzeo held via Zoom.
TV producers discuss youth political movements
Pomona College hosted a virtual talk that focused on the 2019 Netflix series, “We are the Wave,” young adult movements, and political activity and extremism, via Zoom Saturday.