Tag: Allyson Villa
Students use fashion to promote political ideas and honor their cultures
Ahsha Jones, senior psychology major, gets up every morning ready to tackle her long list of daily activities. However, before she can step out of her dorm room, she puts together an outfit that not only allows her to be comfortable but also expresses where she comes from.
Fair food falls short
From Corn Dogs to Fruity Pebble Pineapple Fried Shrimp, the Los Angeles County Fair has anything one would want to snack on while spending their day walking around and petting animals.
Campus club advocates for women’s rights
Leos For Choice is a student-led organization that has been empowering and informing the University community without prejudice.
Funnel of Love among the best Fair fare
The Los Angeles County Fair opened on May 2, which means the smell of sweets and fried foods are back until the end of the month. Food stands lined back to back down some lanes of the fair and more sprinkled throughout other sections.
Boycotts bring DEI importance to light
President Donald Trump, since entering office, has taken many actions to rollback diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, by threatening to withdraw funding where applicable with various types of retaliation for those who don’t comply with his so-called anti-woke agenda.
Students prefer thrifting to fast fashion
A recent informal survey found that 19 out of 25 students at the University of La Verne, prefer thrifting to so-called fast fashion when shopping for clothes.