Key members of the University of La Verne faculty and city officials cut a leopard print ribbon to celebrate the opening of the newly completed Citrus Hall dormitory and The Spot dining hall on Sept. 6.
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Restaurant Review: Chase’s offers elevated food, prices
La Verne dining favorite Chase’s moved into a new, larger location at the corner of Bonita and D Street.
Leos punish CETYS on the ground
The La Verne Leopards took on the Zorros of Centro de Enseñanza Técnica y Superior University, or CETYS, Saturday. The Leopards finished victorious with the final score of 44-12.
Artist panel considers mixed media
The Harris Gallery held an artist panel for the new exhibit, “Secrets for the Moon,” on Tuesday afternoon in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Story scores as Leos tie Crusaders
La Verne women’s soccer could not break a tied with the Dallas Crusaders, as the game ended in a tie, 1-1.
La Verne earthquake rattles students’ nerves
Hundreds of University of La Verne students were evacuated from their classrooms and dormitories around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after an earthquake rattled the University, prompting a school-wide check for structural damage and gas leaks and interrupting the first session of many evening courses.
Therapeutic activities reduce stress
Students came together in the Campus Center to destress, unwind and also learn about both the negative and positive effects of procrastination on May 17.
Guitarists strum to Spanish beat
Students in Michael Ryan’s guitar ensemble hit the high note of the semester during their recital last Friday in Morgan Auditorium.
Bickford makes leap in frog science
It is not every day that a biologist gets a species of frog – or any amphibian for that matter –named after him.
Students light the night at LaVernapalooza ‘18
LaVernapalooza, the event students prepare for every year as the biggest party thrown by the University, seemed to once again go by in a flash May 10 at the Fox Theater in Pomona.