The photography department held a walk-through at the Irene Carlson Gallery, to show guests the current photo exhibit “If you can read the ocean you will never be lost” by Associate Professor of Photography Shannon Benine.
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Poking Poke: Changing minds and changing taste buds
I have an admission: I am of Native Hawaiian descent and I have never tried poke.
Film recognizes Hawaiians
The Pomona College Asian American Resources Center presented a screening of “Out of State,” a documentary directed and produced by Ciara Lacy.
Club creates ‘Ohana’ for students
With more than 30 members and five executive board members, Kanaka Hui Ohana is open to all who share an interest in Hawaii and its culture, enjoy eating and like to have a good time.
Common interests solve conflicts
Loren Dyck, assistant professor of management, lectured about the transformative cooperation at the Honokahua Burial Site as part of the faculty lecture series Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
TV professor to intern in Hawaii news
Don Pollock, professor of communications, was one of six professors in the United States chosen for a National Association of Television Program Executives Summer Faculty Internship.
La Verne alumna makes the cut in film festival
This year’s Honolulu International Film Festival has accepted a film made by University of La Verne alumna La Verne resident Jennifer Hoge and two University broadcast faculty members.
Choir says ‘aloha’ with island tour
On Jan. 28, members of the University of La Verne choir travelled to Oahu, Hawaii, to showcase their talents.
ULV students to sing in Hawaii
For many years now the music department has been offering a January interterm choir course. The course provides students with a chance to tour Hawaii and perform concerts on the exotic islands.
Natives of ‘paradise’ struggle for rights
I spent Interterm in Hawaii learning about Hawaii’s media, culture and politics for school, but the most interesting thing I learned was not something I expected to learn.