The University held an Earth Day Fair on Wednesday at the Vista La Verne Courtyard and Citrus Lawn. The fair included free thrifting, live music, eco-friendly crafts, food and drinks.
Elaine Padilla shared her research, titled “Being/Not: A Decolonial Option for Authentically Becoming Human,” which covers four different philosophical theories in relation to how humans see themselves and their reality, to an audience of about 30.
The Ocean Movement Club at ULV partnered with the Peace and Carrots Community Garden for a civic and community engagement day in celebration of Earth Day.
Local artists collaborate to raise awareness on recycling and reusing materials on Saturday during an Earth Day exhibit at the Ontario Museum of History and Art’s Studio Saturdays event.
The La Verne Ocean Movement Club is a student led organization on campus that is devoted to cleaning up the local community. The club’s purpose is to emphasize the effects that individual activities have on our environment.
The University of La Verne’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement as well as the La Verne Ocean Movement Club partnered up with the Peace and Carrots Community Garden for a day filled with reducing, reusing, and recycling, Saturday morning.