The African Student Association, Interfaith Fellows and Common Ground organization educated students about traditional African religion Wednesday in the Quay Davis Executive Boardroom.
As the sun set on the University of La Verne campus on March 13, it was time for the celebration to begin. The University hosted a Ramadan Iftar Dinner to celebrate the ending of the day’s fast together.
Gail Tang, associate professor of mathematics, gave the final “What Matters to Me and Why” lecture of the year, for which she discussed the meaning of community and its relevance to culture, food, and history.
The “Asymmetry and Alignment” exhibition, featuring vibrant new paintings from artist Oliver Sutter, is open now on the second floor of the Abraham Campus Center in the West Gallery.