The variety of festive foods, ranging from kalua (roasted pig) to sushi, that have been featured at annual luaus, the diversity of its members, and the name “Kanaka Hui O’hana” itself are all telltale signs that the University of La Verne’s Hawaiian club is not only for Hawaiians.
“Kanaka hui ohana” is the Hawaiian phrase for “bringing people together as a family,” and that is what the University of La Verne Kanaka Hui Ohana Club did in the University Mall on Thursday with its annual luau for dinner time.
Donning backpacks filled with fruit snacks and granola bars, 10 students trekked single-file onto a shaded trail for a hike Sunday through Marshall Canyon.
The University of La Verne Athletic Department held a series of nutrition presentations called “NCAA Champs/Life Skills Program” for the athletes and coaching staff on March 3.
Oaks Residence Hall D was alive with music and dancing last week. The entertainment was a fundraiser put on by the Office of Housing and Residential Life to support the American Breast Cancer Foundation in the spirit of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which ends today.