The Makerspace and the librarians of the Wilson Library hosted the fourth annual Mini Maker Fair in Sneaky Park Wednesday.
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Vigil honors grief and healing after hate crimes
In response to last week’s apparent hate crimes – a racist threat on social media directed at a specific group of students, followed by arson in a student’s car – the University held a candlelit vigil at 5 p.m., Monday, in Sneaky Park as an act of solidarity.
Students call for diversity training
Decolonize ULV, a student group rallying to give a voice to students with diversity and inclusivity concerns, called for University administrators to commit to mandatory diversity training, a full audit of general education curriculum and the maintenance and expansion of cultural affinity alumni networks Wednesday in Sneaky Park.
Creature Comforts
Freshman biology major Alicia Thompson unwinds after a hard swim practice with Crackers the therapy dog Sept. 25 in Sneaky Park.
Students scope out new clubs
The University of La Verne’s fall semester club fair hosted 60 clubs Wednesday in Sneaky Park. Clubs were asked to decorate booths based on different fashion brands that fit the core message of their club.
CAB gets students ‘hype’
Campus Activities Board Adviser Cindy Vallejo works the DIY event on the first day of ULV Hype Week Aug. 27 in Sneaky Park.
Students drum to tradition
Students in Ellen Rondina’s West African Drum class performed the West African Drum Ensemble Wednesday in Sneaky Park.
Commentary: Increased security reflects anti-black bias
On March 15, three police cars arrived at Sneaky Park after a new member presentation from historically black sorority Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Shortly before, music was playing and people were mingling. Two Campus Safety officers pulled up soon after, reporting that the police were responding to a noise complaint.
Airing the dirty laundry
Alumna Alex Weirsma, sophomore business administration major Caroline Zanteson and senior biology major Janine Blackmur, raise awareness about domestic violence at Iota Delta’s Clothesline Project event in Sneaky Park Tuesday.
Speak out
Christian Bracho, assistant professor of teacher education, shares his coming out story at Speak Out Celebrating QPOC, or queer people of color, as part of the Gaypril series of events Monday in Sneaky Park.