It has not hit me yet, but this week will be the last week I will step into the Arts and Communications Building as a writer, reporter and editor for the Campus Times. Yes, after five semesters on this publication and after seeing my fellow editors move on, my time has finally come to an end.
A full emergency evacuation of students and faculty occurred between 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday in the Art and Communications building, after personnel issued a complaint about a pungent smell coming from the back of the building.
The Communications Department is currently planning a 25th anniversary celebration, and has sent out invitations to virtually all alumni from the department. The event, slated for the evening of March 16, will also celebrate the opening of the new Arts and Communications building, where the department moved last fall.
Recognition for years of service to the University of La Verne ranging from five to 51 was made to staff and faculty at the Annual Faculty and Staff Service Awards ceremony Wednesday.
Today, the University of La Verne Communications Department presents its sixth annual Communications Day. This is the day for high school and community college students who are interested in the communications field to see the campus, and experience how everything works in the field.