Women artists examine femininity
The Inland Empire Museum of Art hosted an art show and discussion panel titled “Female Artists: Past and Present” as a part of the museum’s monthly Art Talks.
ULV redefines fuel-cell technology
Potential investors, educators and students gathered last Friday at the University of La Verne to witness a demonstration of a prototype fuel-cell system that uses propane or ethyl methanol as the sole fuel source.
Festival incites students’ creativity
In January and February of each year, regional festivals are showcased by the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festivals to encourage and recognize the finest work produced in university and college theater programs. Theater students from the University of La Verne participated in the event, which took place at California State University, Fresno.
Mila-Bizu duo performs for students
Chris Arbizu makes up half of the Mila-Bizu duo. He and partner Obren Milanovic performed for an hour and a half at the Cabaret Theatre.
Ethernet connects with residents of the Oaks
Accessing the Internet will be more convenient to residents of the Oaks Residence Halls. The Computer Science Club has received the green flag to connect residents of the Oaks to Ethernet through a fundraiser.
Entertainment Briefs
Campus and community arts events for the week of March 2, 2001.
Mirror reveals tragedy waiting to happen
Take a good look at the picture above. Do you know him? He is a drunk driver. There are many like him. Maybe you know one? It could be the person next to you, the teacher at the front of your class, or maybe even you.
Baseball washed out
Due to wet and stormy weather, the University of La Verne’s baseball team postponed its scheduled games for last weekend against Cal Lutheran until April 13-14.
ASF Minutes
ASF Forum meeting update for the week of March 2, 2001.
ULV celebrates Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, and a related fact may be that the average history textbook dedicates about 2-3 percent of its content on women. This figure was taken from a study done on how women’s history is taught in the United States. Many colleges offer women’s studies as a major, and in many cases […]
UGAP approves several new majors
As the University of La Verne expands, it strives to bring options and opportunities for students to seize. The Undergraduate Academic Policies Committee (UGAP) came together Feb. 14 to discuss implementations of new majors, the name change in the Paralegal Studies Program and the proposal of accepting units from students from the Southern California International […]