Tag: death
Survey shows trend of dying alone
Kelly Niles-Yokum, associate professor of gerontology, and Nikki Shipley, assistant professor of public and health administration, spoke on “A Solitary Death: The Intersection of the Aging Networks and the Phenomenon of Dying Alone in Southern California” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Dinner promotes dialogue on death, existence
The University of La Verne’s interfaith organization, Common Ground, held a “Dialogue Dinner about Death” Wednesday night in the Hanawalt House.
Finally ready to say goodbye
It’s that time of the year again. The school year is coming to an end. While most students are counting the days until the last day of class, something else is on my mind. Regret.
When Fate is at its cruelest
Some things in life just don’t make sense. In my last column, I wrote to my best friend who lost her mom and grandma three months ago.
Simple fears are the worst of all
Some people might call me a little morbid. I have a thing for monsters, spooky whatnots and horror movies. The walls of my room are covered in posters complete with snapshots of all of my favorite cinematic serial killers.
Appreciating a life one year later
I woke up the next day as if it had been a dream. At least I wanted it to have been a dream so badly. She couldn't possibly be dead.