Lively music and small crowds were the backdrop for potential new recruits, as University of La Verne students participated in Greek life and club enrollment fairs on Monday and Tuesday in Sneaky Park.
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Club presents a culturally inclusive virtual world tour
University of La Verne students were able to learn about different countries and add to their travel bucket list at the Language and Culture Club’s Virtual World Tour, last week on Zoom.
Jeopardy night spotlights celebrity trivia
The Black Student Union hosted a virtual celebrity edition “Jeopardy” event in which University of La Verne students competed for the top prizes on Wednesday.
Latino first-generation students tackle generational cycles and stigmas
The University of La Verne’s Latino Student Forum organized an event with Estrella Serrato, creator of the Latinx-themed podcast “Cafecito con Estrellita,” on April 13.
Keynote applies pressure on the conversation of climate change
The Model United Nations hosted speaker and president of Liberal International, Hakima El Haité, for a virtual talk on climate justice Saturday. The event was co-sponsored by Southern California’s Model Arab League Conference. More than 20 attended via Zoom.
Club brings chemistry fun for ULV students
ULV’s Chemistry Club emphasizes the significance of chemistry and its impact on our daily lives through virtual games, informational sessions, and engaging events amid the pandemic.
Women in STEM find community, empowerment via club
The University of La Verne Women in Technology club was created to motivate members to work in their field of study, and make them feel they are part of a family by supporting one another and sharing opportunities.
Women artists and trail blazers featured in virtual event
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Campus Activities Board hosted a virtual art exhibition focussed on women artists via Zoom Tuesday.
Photography Club shoots spring break photos
Photography Club president Brady Keegan and vice president Darcelle Jones-Wesley photograph in the Japanese garden at the Huntington Library in San Marino on March 15. / photo by Maddie Ybarra
Activism at different levels discussed
Author and vocalist Rev. Charles Dorsey talked about the Black experience and challenged participants to be agents in disrupting oppression and white supremacy on Wednesday at the “We Got Problems: A Conversation about Overcoming Limitations and Embracing Your Power” lecture held via Zoom an hosted by the University of La Verne’s Brothers’ Forum.