The California Legislature is considering a single payer health care bill that could decrease costs for state residents.
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Diplomacy is only path in North Korea
Tensions have been rising between the United States and North Korea in the last couple of weeks. President Trump sent Vice President Mike Pence to the demilitarized zone on the border of North and South Korea last week, as part of an Asia tour.
Reduce debt, not regulation
As President Donald Trump begins his third month in office, it should not come as a surprise that he keeps rolling back more regulations and guidance from the Obama administration. The latest one hits close to home for University of La Verne students as they relate to student
Female students disapprove of Health Care Act
Out of a survey of 12 female students, not even one expressed approval of the American Health Care Act of 2017, which President Donald Trump and Republican leaders of the House of Representatives pulled back on March 24 before the House would vote on it.
La Verne considers plight of undocumented students
While some professors fear class interruptions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, demanding they turn in undocumented students, University administrators are addressing these real concerns head on.
Political clubs consider issues: College Republicans seek formal recognition
In 2016, the United States faced one of its most significant and polarizing elections. On a smaller, yet still important scale, the University of La Verne’s College Republicans club unites like-minded supporters of the conservative party.
Political clubs consider issues: College Democrats discuss diversity
The College Democrats at the University of La Verne are uniting to bring awareness and educate students on current political issues.
Politician pushes Republican agenda
The University of La Verne College Republicans hosted Shawn Steel in Morgan Auditorium Wednesday as a speaker of “Conservatism of Today.”
Co-existence is the goal
Drag Queen Gilda Wabbit and a traditionally dressed Muslim woman became a representation of the liberal future after a stranger took a picture of them sitting next to each other, on a subway in New York, and shared it on Instagram.
Commentary: U.S. Soccer bans protesting National Anthem
The “Kaepernick Effect” was felt everywhere in sports last year, after former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick knelt during the national anthem at a football game in August.