Tag: covid-19

Michele Assael-Shafia, assistant professor of law at the University of La Verne, spoke April 17 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space, closing out the University’s “What Matters to Me and Why” speaker series for semester with a powerful message.

Food insecurity has been a concern among college students since before the COVID-19 pandemic. With the holiday season approaching, students at the University of La Verne have to look no further than what is already happening on campus.

As of Nov. 6,  Donald Trump has been elected as president of the U.S., winning both the electoral college and the popular vote, the latter for the first time ever. 

A new macro-photography exhibit is on display at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery on the Scripps College campus. 

As a first-generation college student and an only child, my decision to go to college was not just for myself but also for my family. 

Online sex work is not only a safer option for the worker but for the consumers as well who can request specialized services from the comfort of their own home, diminishing the threat of violence, sex trafficking, drugs and STDs.