The Campus Times is committed to accuracy. When we make mistakes, however, it is our policy to correct them as soon as they are brought to our attention. If you find a mistake in the Campus Times, please let us know at ctimes@laverne.edu.
September 14, 2023
The original version “Families receive benefits from community wellness event” (Sept. 1, 2023) incorrectly described Parents Anonymous and CalHOPE as part of the same organization. They are separate organizations that co-sponsored the Fun in the Sun Community Wellness event.
In an earlier version of “California Coastwalk is a must-try adventure” (Sept. 8, 2023), Coastwalk member Linda Schwaberow’s age was misstated. She is 75 years old.
The Campus Times regrets the errors.
May 19, 2023
An earlier version of “Spirit of La Verne Awards honor University values” (May 5, 2023) mistakenly omitted Raffi Zinzalian from the list of award recipients. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 9, 2023
An earlier version of “New Mediterranean bakery opens in Pomona” (March 24, 2023) misstated the address and grand opening date of Pomona Bakery. The name of co-owner Hani Bouidani was also left out. The story has been updated. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
May 3, 2023
In an earlier version of “Deep emotion signified through student poetry,” (April 28, 2023), the names of two student poets were omitted and the first speaker at the poetry reading was incorrectly identified. Kamila De Fuente and Shanelle Ruelas also read their poems, and De La Fuente was the first speaker. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
April 5, 2023
In an earlier version of “Panel discusses the importance of voting to have reproductive rights” (March 24, 2023), Zarah Vidriezca’s name was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
March 7, 2023
In an earlier version of “Alumnus shares Gladdys Muir’s accomplishments” (March 3, 2023), the name of Arthur Frederic Basil Williams was misspelled. Additionally, the photo caption has been edited to clarify Gladdys Muir’s work at La Verne College and Manchester College. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Nov. 14, 2022
An earlier version of “Food service workers frustrated by stalled contract talks” (Nov. 4, 2022) incorrectly stated that Pomona College contracts its food service with Bon Appetit. Pomona College food services workers are actually employed by the college. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 31, 2022
In an earlier version of “Set to retire in July, Lieberman reflects on her legacy” (Oct. 28, 2022), Devorah Lieberman’s name was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 31, 2022
An earlier version of “Romance blossoms virtually amid pandemic” (Sept. 10, 2021) cited an incorrect source for the survey about online dating habits. The study was actually conducted by Bedbible. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 12, 2022
In a previous version of “Speaker considers E.U. peacekeeping role” (Oct. 7, 2022), Gitty Amini was referred to as an associate professor of history. She is an associate professor of political science. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 5, 2022
Earlier versions of “Water polo splashes into SCIAC with loss to Chapman” and the Leopard Scoreboard (Sept. 30, 2022) reported an incorrect opponent for La Verne’s Sept. 30 match. The Leopards actually played Johns Hopkins, not Cal Baptist. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Sept. 30, 2022
In an earlier version of “Early birds turn out for the classic cars” (Sept. 2, 2022), Linda Sanchez’s name was misspelled.
An earlier version of “Women in ceramics taking over to inspire others” (Sept. 16, 2002) misquoted curator Jo Lauria. She said the featured artists were born in the 19th century, not the late 1900s.
The original version of “Artist paints a picture of Instrospection” (Sept. 23, 2022) misidentified gallery visitor D. Hill.
The Campus Times regrets the errors.
May 11, 2022
In earlier versions of the stories “SCIAC prepares cross country teams for regionals” (Nov. 12, 2021), “Track and field teams make record setting weekend” (April 8) and “Reid, Magby fly high at SCIAC Championships” (May 6), T.K. Herhe’s name was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
May 11, 2022
In an earlier version of the photo caption for “Career Fair connects students and potential employers” (May 6), Kimberlee Walker was misidentified. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 10, 2022
The original version of “ULV students unwind at ‘Welcome Black’ event” (Oct. 15, 2021) contained some inaccuracies. The song “Atomic Dog” was misidentified as “Good Times” by Chic. Additionally, Darvell Williams’ stepping performance was described inaccurately, and some context was added to explain the cultural tradition of stepping. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
April 18, 2022
“Tibetan culture survives through education” (April 8) has been updated to correct the spelling of Nawang B. Phuntsog’s name and to clarify his quote about learning in a second language. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
April 18, 2022
An earlier version of the photo caption for “Dynamic Jewish life sculptures donated to the University of La Verne” (March 18) said Halpern was born in 1850. He was actually born in 1895. The Campus Times regrets the error.
December 8, 2021
An earlier version of “Extra support to help students through finals week” (Dec. 3) misstated the schedule for Wilson Library’s extended hours. Sunday, Dec. 12, is currently the only day with extended hours. If more are added, that information will be available at library.laverne.edu. The Campus Times regrets the error.
September 27, 2021
In an earlier version of “ULV student-athletes recognized for academic merit” (Sept. 17) the name of former women’s water polo player Melanie Gazazian was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
March 11, 2021
A photograph for the story “Performance explores the imagery and history of the noose” (March 5) was incorrectly credited to David Gonzalez. The photo is courtesy of the artist, D. Hill. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Feb. 22, 2021
The original version of the editorial “Trump should be convicted over Capitol Hill attack” (Feb. 19) incorrectly stated the Senate filibuster threshold as 60 votes. It is actually 67 votes. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Feb. 22, 2021
An earlier version of “Speaker discusses racism raised during the pandemic” (Feb. 19) mistakenly said the lecture was held on Zoom. It was actually held on Hopin. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Feb. 18, 2021
An earlier version of “Black gay publishers recount origins of their publications” (Feb. 12) gave an incorrect definition of the word “wickers.” The Campus Times regrets the error.
Jan. 12, 2021
An earlier version of “Debate gets 2nd, 3rd in LV tourney” (Nov. 2, 2012) incorrectly identified one of the debaters in the photo. The incorrect name has been removed. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Nov. 30, 2020
“Alumnus endows law school dean post” (Nov. 20) has been updated to clarify the College of Law’s transition to California Bar Association accreditation. In addition, an earlier version of this story misspelled the name of dean Kevin Marshall. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Sept. 21, 2020
In an earlier version of “Exhibit tickles ‘Palate'” (Sept. 18), the artist of the painting was incorrectly identified as Nychole Owens. The artist is actually Jospeh Todorovitch. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 31, 2019
In an earlier version of “Kicker looks to make football history” (May 24), Kyeesia “Mika” Makekau’s name was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Sept. 14, 2018
The original headline for “Donor gives major boost to $7 million wellness research center project” (Sept. 7) contained some inaccuracies. Randall Lewis is not a University of La Verne alumnus. Further, the $7 million total represents the total cost of the project, not Lewis’ gift. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Sept. 7, 2018
Jonathan Pham’s name was misspelled in an earlier version of “La Verne earthquake rattles students’ nerves” (Aug. 30). The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 2, 2018
An earlier version of “Women photographers fill gallery” (April 27) stated that “Multiple Exposure: Through a Woman’s Eye” is Celeste Drake’s first gallery exhibition. Her work has been previously featured in other exhibits. The Campus Times regrets the error.
April 30, 2018
In an earlier version of “Dynamic speakers launch TEDx University of La Verne” (April 27), the TEDx University of La Verne event was mistakenly referred to as a TED-affiliated event. It was actually a local independent event affiliated with TEDx. The Campus Times regrets the error.
April 13, 2018
An earlier version of “Groups connect women brewers” (March 30) incorrectly implied that IE Brew Witches took part in the creation of Pistil Pale Ale. Additionally, Destiny Romero was incorrectly described as a level one cicerone. She is actually a cicerone certified beer server. And group’s art auction took place at Strum Brewing, not La Verne Brewing Company. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
March 27, 2018
In an earlier version of “Tea explores value of true Sisterhood” (March 16), Niki Elliott’s name was misspelled. It was also incorrectly stated that she became a member of Delta Sigma Theta while at Columbia University. She actually joined while at UC Berkeley. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Oct. 19, 2017
In an earlier version of “Historic footage addresses racism” (Sept. 29), the name of Juste Simanauskaite was misspelled.
In an earlier version of “Folk artists embrace carnival culture” (Oct. 16), the date for the Padua Hills Art Festival was incorrectly given as Nov. 3. The festival will actually be on Nov. 5.
The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Oct. 18, 2017
An earlier version of the photo caption for “Whitney pushes Boy Scouts reform” (Oct. 6) referred to Whitney as a “former Eagle Scout.” He is still an Eagle Scout. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 9, 2017
An earlier version of “Panel praises women CEOs” (Oct. 6) stated that the Ronald McDonald House in Pasadena opened in 2013. It actually opened in 2004. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 6, 2017
The first photo in the series “Speaking of politics and literature” (Sept. 29) was incorrectly attributed to Taylor Griffith. The photograph was actually taken by Dorothy Gartsman. The Campus Times regrets the error.
March 31, 2017
In an earlier version of the story “College career ending on high note” (March 24) Terry Dopson’s age at his first performance was misstated. He was 11. In the original photo caption “Mandoline” was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Dec. 12, 2016
The original photo caption for the story “Professor explores nanoscience” (Dec. 9) incorrectly described nanoparticles as being “a substance one billion times smaller than atoms.” Nanoparticles are actually particles that are one billionth times smaller than a meter. The Campus Times regrets the error.
June 20, 2016
An earlier version “Ceremony celebrates faculty, staff” (May 20) mistakenly omitted the name of one of the La Verne Scholars Award winners, Assistant Professor Kanya Godde. The Campus Times regrets the error.
March 11, 2016
In the original version of the story “ULV sets sights on composting with food waste audit” (March 4) the name of Christina Lenches-Hinkel was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
December 11, 2015
In the story “Fraternity crowns fifth Miss SAE” (Nov. 30), senior Megan Keller was misidentified as a broadcast journalism major. She is actually a broadcasting major with a concentration in radio. The Campus Times regrets the error.
November 20, 2015
In the story “CERT courses prepare for the worst” (Nov. 13), the creation of the CERT program was incorrectly attributed to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. It was actually created by the Los Angeles City Fire Department.
In the photo caption for “Professors reflect on experiences,” senior philosophy major Meaghan McHenry’s name was misspelled and she was misidentified as a junior.
The Campus Times regrets the errors.
October 30, 2015
In the story “Faculty lecture quiets the stigma on silence” (Oct. 23), silence was incorrectly defined. It is the lack of audible signals. Value claiming was mischaracterized. Value claiming is related to the increased possibility of receiving a better deal. Participants in the second study were described as taking on roles in pairs but were instead randomly assigned conditions and then watched videos and took the perspective of either actor-silence, partner silence and non-silence. Those using the actor-silence condition claimed more value. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
October 2, 2015
In the story “Fiesta celebrates Hispanic heritage” (Sept. 25), business administration major Cynthia Ramirez was misidentified as a junior. She is a sophomore. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 22, 2015
In the story “Students take part in a soul journey” (April 24) the age of the Jain Temple of Southern California was misstated. It was built in 2005. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 1, 2015
Photographer Celine Dehban’s name was misspelled in the credits for “Baseball sweeps to first in SCIAC” (Feb. 27) and “Software choice is focus of lecture” (April 24). The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 1, 2015
A word in the story “‘Palestine’ lecture sparks debate” (April 17) was misspelled. Khazar is the correct spelling. The Campus Times regrets the error.
April 17, 2015
In the original version of the editorial “Bylaw excludes potential leaders” (April 10), the new bylaw was misstated. Only presidential candidates must have at least one semester’s previous ASULV experience to run.
April 15, 2015
In the original version of the story “Conference stresses issues of sex trade” (March 27), Holly Pratt’s escape from human trafficking was mistakenly attributed to the Family Assistance Program. The Campus Times regrets the error.
April 13, 2015
In the original version of the story “Cyclists pedal way the pounds” (April 10), Shirin Beckett’s cycling experience was misstated. She has been cycling indoors for 10 years, not 18 years. The Campus Times regrets the error.
November 4, 2014
In the original version of the story “Diwali festival illuminates chapel” (Oct. 31), the name of Bharathwaj Nandamukar was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
November 4, 2014
In the original version of the story “Provost search committee picks three finalists” (Oct. 31), the job title of provost candidate Ramon Torrecilha was misstated. He is the former provost of California State Dominguez Hills, not the current provost. The Campus Times regrets the error.
October 31, 2014
In the original version of the story “Foxygen impress with ‘Star Power’” (Oct. 24), Foxygen’s frontman was incorrectly named. Sam France is the lead singer of the group, not Jonathan Rado. The Campus Times regrets the error.
October 24, 2014
In the original version of the story “Vigil celebrates LGBT community” (Oct. 17), Liam Machado was mistakenly identified as an ally. Machado actually identifies himself as part of the LGBTQ community. The Campus Times regrets the error.
April 4, 2014
The story “Student shares ‘Game’ experience” (April 4) incorrectly stated there were 24 million attendees at the Game Developers Conference. There were actually around 24,000 attendees. The Campus Times regrets this error.
February 18, 2014
An earlier version of “Baggish to help job seekers” (Feb. 14) incorrectly stated the mission of the Anti-Violence Project. It is a non-profit group supporting the victims of hate crimes. The Campus Times regrets the error.
December 6, 2013
An earlier version of “Alumnus uncovers cost of Internet fame” (Dec. 6) has been edited to correct the site that first published Elaridi’s story, and to clarify the involvement of Twitter.
October 11, 2013
The story “Student films inform, inspire” (Oct. 4) incorrectly referred to videos produced for LVTV as advertisements. They are actually non-commercial profiles of local businesses.
October 4, 2013
In the story, “Global warming debated,” which ran Sept. 20, the location of the Nov. 6 debate tournament was incorrect. The Nov. 6 debate tournament will take place at Oxford University in Great Britain.
September 17, 2013
In the original version of “New trio heading LV media outlets” in the Sept. 13 issue, the photo caption incorrectly identified the campus radio station as KULV. It is LeoFM. The Campus Times regrets the error.
September 17, 2013
In the story “Downtown restaurants have no taste for Yelp” in the Sept. 13 issue, the name of Warehouse Pizza owner Kenny Schonfeld was misspelled. The Campus Times regrets the error.
October 5, 2012
In the story “Phi Delta Theta wins basketball tourney” in the Sept. 28 issue, the Campus Times erroneously reported that Sigma Alpha Epsilon played Phi Delta Theta in the intramural finals. Jesus Courtz actually played Phi Delta Theta for the title. The Campus Times regrets the error.
September 10, 2012
In the story “Club fosters political discussions” in the Sept. 7 issue of the Campus Times, the Democratic Student Alliance was misidentified as the Democratic Alliance. The Campus Times regrets the error.
August 13, 2012
The name of Michelle Bedolla was misspelled in the photo caption of “Dan Sperry startles ULV students” in the Oct. 29, 2010, issue of the Campus Times. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 18, 2012
In the May 11 issue of the Campus Times, the incorrect time was given for the student film festival that was listed in the Happenings on page 11. The senior film screening will start at 6 p.m. Friday and not 7 p.m. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 11, 2012
The name of Sean Case was originally misspelled in the photo caption of “Greeks help each other’s causes” in the May 4 issue. The Campus Times regrets the error.
March 9, 2012
In the story “BSU panel tackles racism, religion” on page 6 of the March 2 issue, Leeshawn Moore and Jeanette Williams were referred to as maids in the 1960s. Moore did not work as a maid. The Campus Times regrets the error.
March 9, 2012
In the story “Faculty joins debate to celebrate team’s centennial” in the March 2 issue of the Campus Times, Assistant Professor of Speech and Debate and Speech Communication department chair Ian Lising was wrongly referred to as “she” instead of “he.” Also, the debate team lost to Monash University, not Harvard University in the 2000 World Championships. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
March 2, 2012
The story, “Men’s basketball drops another to Sagehens,” which ran on page 10 of the Feb. 10 Campus Times, contained an inaccuracy in attribution. Athletic trainer Keith Savage did not say that Trevor Woodland suffered a sprained ankle. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Feb. 24, 2012
The story “Housing embraces technology for applications” which ran on page 1 of the Feb. 17 issue of the Campus Times gave an incorrect date for priority deadline. The deadline is March 9 not March 16. Also, only students who currently live on campus are eligible for a security deposit refund. Continuing students who live off campus won’t have this option. The Campus Times regrets the errors.
Nov. 4, 2011
The story “Homecoming reigns in celebration,” which ran on Page 6 of the Oct. 28 Campus Times misnamed the majors of the Homecoming king and queen. Jacob Acevedo is a business administration major and Jenae Hodges is a child development and business administration major. The Homecoming story also erroneously named the first place booth winner. Phi Sigma Sigma sorority won first place for its “Grease” themed booth.
March 4, 2011
Due to an editing error in the story, “Leos team up for a friendly game of intramural football” in the Feb. 25 edition of the Campus Times, which ran on page 5, a quote by junior business administration major Jacob Acevedo was incorrectly attributed to senior business major Matthew Miller. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Feb. 18, 2011
Due to an editing error in the story, “Students run the show; rejects have their day” in the Feb. 11 edition of the Campus Times, which ran on page 9, a quote by freshman political science major Ramon Montoya was incorrectly attributed to Arely Ortega. The Campus Times regrets the error.
May 21, 2010
In the story “SCIAC champs place 8th at NCAAs” in the May 14 issue, the results of the NCAA Men’s Division III National Championships were given incorrectly. The University of La Verne men’s golf team finished fifth in the team standings in the four-day tournament. Mitch Fedorka finished five under-par and second in the individual standings.
April 16, 2010
In the story “Geishas’ identity seen through time,” which ran on page 2 of the April 9 edition, the Japanese Pleasure Quarters, were mistakenly referred to as “headquarters.” In that same article, the phrase “if a geisha was to have sexual relations with a customer, she would have to resort to prostitution” should have read “a geisha could lose her job for having a sexual relationship with a customer.”
Nov. 20, 2009
In a photo caption in the Nov. 13 edition of the Campus Times, Homecoming King Ryan Figgs was incorrectly identified as the activities coordinator of publicity for the African American Student Alliance. He is currently president of the Brother’s Forum. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Nov. 13, 2009
The story “Faculty approves 18-unit semester” in the Nov. 6, 2009, edition of the Campus Times misstated some of the background on the proposal to allow students to take 18 units per semester. The proposal was originally passed by the Undergraduate Academic Policies Committee in May. UGAP Chairman Kenneth Marcus then presented it to the Faculty Senate and Faculty Assembly, which passed the proposal in October. The Campus Times regrets the error.
Oct. 11, 1991
In the Sept. 27 issue of the Campus Times, the Associated Students Federation (ASF) Forum’s procedure for approving its new computer purchase was incorrectly reported. In June, ASF President Nancy Adams did not call an emergency Forum meeting, but instead mailed ballots to all Forum members to record their votes.