An Irish flair filled Morgan Auditorium Sunday as Instructor of Music Michael Ryan and his band performed “Spirit of Ireland” for the Sundays at the Morgan concert series.
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Ruiz gives communication advice
Students gathered in the Executive Dining Room March 7 as Director of Forensics Robert Ruiz shared advice about communication within clubs and organizations.
Water polo loses tight one to Regals
The women’s water polo team looked to upset undefeated conference rival Cal Lutheran Tuesday at the La Verne Aquatic Center, but fell short in a hotly contested game that went down to the last second. Cal Lutheran would take the game, 13-12, in an offensive shootout.
FBI, LVPD investigate hate crimes
The La Verne Police Department and the FBI are continuing to investigate an apparent hate crime involving an online threat and arson that occurred on campus last Thursday and Friday, prompting the cancellation of classes.
Dogs fetch hearts at Fur-plex show
More than 1,200 audience members, breeders and owners attended the Beverly Hills Dog Show at the Fairplex in Pomona on Saturday, as they groomed and prepared their pets for the long day.
Vigil honors grief and healing after hate crimes
In response to last week’s apparent hate crimes – a racist threat on social media directed at a specific group of students, followed by arson in a student’s car – the University held a candlelit vigil at 5 p.m., Monday, in Sneaky Park as an act of solidarity.
University grapples with aftermath of apparent hate crimes
In response to last week’s apparent hate crimes – a racist threat on social media directed at a specific group of students, followed by arson in a student’s car – several students rallied in Johnson Family Plaza to condemn these actions, while faculty discussed the appropriate response at the Faculty Senate meeting Monday.
Classes canceled after student targeted in apparent hate crime
Classes were canceled at the University of La Verne this afternoon after Campus Safety received a report of arson and theft in Parking Lot H2 beside Barkley Annex and Leo Hall this morning, following a report of a racist threat made against two students via Instagram yesterday.
Oscar winner shares creative journey
Barry Jenkins, the award-winning director of “Moonlight” and “If Beale Street Could Talk,” reflected on a particular college breakup that introduced him to the American novelist and activist, James Baldwin.
‘Girls’ illuminates marginalization
Marcia Chatelain, professor of history and African American studies at Georgetown University, gave insight about the experiences of young African American girls who went through Chicago’s Great Migration after the Depression.