When junior foreign languages major Tahil Sharma lost both of his grandparents and witnessed the struggle of his immigrant parents in the United States, he realized he wanted to succeed to his fullest potential.
After embarrassment, torture and manipulation from governments that have ruled for decades, citizens across the Middle East had one response to this oppression: enough. This sentiment was echoed by the Muslim Student Association in a panel on May 3 in the Campus Center Ballroom.
With smoothie names like Hawaiian Breeze and Maui Sunset, the University of La Verne welcomed students on Commuter Day April 12 at the University Mall.
The Campus Center Ballroom was open to all students and faculty looking to have a better understanding of Islam during the Muslim Students Association’s first official event of the spring semester, titled “Islam 101.”