On Halloween students, faculty, trick-or-treaters and community members rushed to the Arts and Communications building on the University of La Verne campus to have their last chance at stardom on “Halloween Live.”
Fall semester is in full swing, and for many students, it comes with long, sleepless nights toiling over exams, projects and activities on campus. While some may turn to sleeping and energy supplements, most of us turn to a common, convenient way to stay awake: coffee.
The Campus Times, La Verne Magazine and LVTV recently received numerous top awards – beating out such schools as UC Riverside and Cal Poly Pomona – in an annual journalism competition sponsored by the Inland Southern California Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
Students gathered at Round Table Pizza in La Verne in support of the Nginn Karet Foundation for Cambodia on March 15. About 15 people came to the event at around 6 p.m.