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Save our classroom space
From too many students being packed into a classroom, to some courses not having a room at all, this semester’s room assignments do not suit the needs of students and professors.
Veterans highlighted
Founders Hall has been bathed in bright green light since Nov. 3 in a display of appreciation for military veterans called “Greenlight a Vet.”
Resources available to students
Career services, located on the second floor of the Campus Center constantly reaches out to provide support, and students should start taking advantage.
Ghostly past still haunts University
From hearing footsteps when no one is there to feeling cold sensations on a warm day, La Verne community members stay they still sense the University’s haunted history. Specifically some refer to ghosts of Evelyn Marshalt, David Glassa and Jim Henderson – whose ghosts they swear still linger.
Donating their duds for Undie Run
The Residential Housing Association teamed up with the Campus Activities Board to host the sixth annual Undie Run Sept. 29.
Faculty seek relocation for Jaeger Museum
The nearly 50-year-old Jaeger Museum will have to be transferred out of the Mainiero Building to make room for a micro lab by the end of the summer.
Light It Up Blue highlights autism awareness
The University of La Verne hosted the annual Autism Speaks: Light It Up Blue event from April 2 to April 4 to help spread autism awareness through crafts, performances and information booths on campus.
Tradition hits rock bottom
There is something different about the lawn in front of Founders Hall; it is not like the rest of the grass on campus, it is dead. If the dead grass was not a big enough eyesore there is also an abnormal sized rock on the grass that sits on top of a slab of concrete.
Some buildings need ADA upgrade
Handicap-friendly buildings on campus have incorporated ramps or elevators in and around the structure to allow easy access for handicapped students, but most buildings are still not up to par.