The Leopards were not quick enough in their 55-50 loss against the Occidental Tigers at the Frantz Athletic Court Saturday afternoon.
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Seniors’ art offers ‘Reflections’ on identity
Family, friends and faculty were on hand Tuesday for the opening of the “Reflections,” the senior art exhibition, where art majors got to showcase their best work.
Photo exhibit reveals dark history
The photography department held a walk-through at the Irene Carlson Gallery, to show guests the current photo exhibit “If you can read the ocean you will never be lost” by Associate Professor of Photography Shannon Benine.
Student recital highlights musical theater
The music department held a student vocal recital Nov. 19 for which 11 students performed songs ranging from opera to songs from the musical “Hamilton” before 40 audience members at Morgan Auditorium.
ULV professor breaks down activism
Gyasmine George, assistant professor of educational counseling, talked about her research on what it means to be an activist at the weekly faculty lecture on Nov. 23.
City honors Veterans Day
The city of La Verne and its Veterans Hall held an outdoor event to honor veterans and their families on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
Historic night ends in Leopard victory
The women’s basketball team demolished SAGU American Indian College on Saturday on Frantz Athletic Court, 106-59, following a season opening loss to College of Idaho.
Family’s refugee camp experience visualized through design
Amir Berbić, a graphic designer, embodied his family’s experience at a Denmark refugee camp during the Bosnian war through use of graphic design in the “Sahara: Acts of Memory” exhibition at the Pomona College Benton Museum of Art in Claremont.
Leopards fall to Eagles in men’s basketball home opener
The men’s basketball team was overpowered by the La Sierra Eagles, 79-57, in their home opener Saturday at the Frantz Athletic Court.
Homecoming pep rally brings students together
To gear up for the University of La Verne football team’s Homecoming game, the Campus Activities Board hosted a pep rally for students on Nov. 5 in Sneaky Park. The event included food trucks, music, and free giveaways.