Caitlín McCarthy has been responsible for creating that first impression for many shows at the University of La Verne by putting her studio art experience to use through the design of the theater sets.
Screaming, weeping and laughter could be heard echoing from the Jane Dibbell Cabaret as students attempted to submerge themselves in the meaning of sad and silly.
Presented by the Harris Art Gallery at the University of La Verne, the "Wowee Zowee" art exhibit featured the work of students currently enrolled in painting, sculpture and photography courses.
Theater students Ali Franco and Jordan Randall perform “California Suite,” written by Neil Simon and directed by senior Brittnay Lokar, as part of the One-Act Festival on Monday night.
After reading the Nov. 6 edition of the Campus Times, a few members of our student body became extremely concerned about a certain opinion piece entitled, “Diversity leading to destruction.”