Although voter suppression in the 2016 presidential election was massively overlooked, and even mocked, this is a real and serious issue that led to the unfortunate and unfair election of Donald Trump.
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Millennials may save newspaper industry
In a Trump era marked by a war against the press and a real threat of misinformation muddying the media landscape, millennials are subscribing to print and online editions of reputable newspapers and magazine in record numbers – supporting and preserving quality journalism. Even when tons of free information is available online, many millennials are […]
California law moves up primary election date
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill Sept. 27 that will move the primary elections from June to March in an attempt to claim more attention from presidential candidates.
LV students plan to vote in 2018
Out of 10 current and former University of La Verne students surveyed for an informal poll about, all said they would vote in the midterm elections next year.
ASULV president & VP-elect to hold administrators accountable
Elmeera Nosrati and Joshua Bay are the newly elected president and vice president of the Associated Students of University of La Verne for the 2017-2018 school year.
On the Calendar
Campus events for the week of April 7, 2017.
County tax could house, aid 45k homeless
Of all the measures on March 7 ballot for Los Angeles County, only Measure H, approved by voters, will impact the entire county.
Mayor Kendrick wins reelection
La Verne Mayor Don Kendrick was re-elected mayor in a close race with challenger Tim Hepburn Tuesday.
Sanctuary city status deliberated
The mayoral and city council candidates answered questions submitted by the residents during a candidate’s forum Feb. 16 at City Hall.
Mayoral hopefuls face off
For the first time in eight years, the current mayor of La Verne faces an opponent in the mayoral election March 7.