The history and development of the womanist movement was discussed in “Womanism, Black Feminist Consciousness from Afros to Hip Hop,” one of the events in the Engendering Diversity and Community Conference on Friday.
Another faulty sprinkler head caused thousands of dollars worth of damage Sunday night when it went off in the Oaks D Building in room 203, causing flooding throughout the top and bottom floors of the building.
Why is tuition going up? What is being done to improve parking? Why do on-campus students need a meal plan? These questions and many others were answered during panel discussions held last Tuesday and Thursday in the Quad.
To accommodate the growing number of students attending the University of La Verne, the Office of Housing and Residential Life has put three students per room in residence hall rooms designed to house two students.
Resident Advisors Angela Perry and Fiona Cater, Campus Safety Officer Laura Velasquez, Area Coordinator Julie Hurst and La Verne Police Officer Ramzi Rabadi discuss the vandalism that took place in the Stu-Han dorms.