Six months after the University of La Verne’s Campus Center opened its doors, opinions remain mixed about whether it has lived up to its expectations.

Six months after the University of La Verne’s Campus Center opened its doors, opinions remain mixed about whether it has lived up to its expectations.
The grand opening of the Leo’s Spot coffee shop is in a few weeks, but the store is already open for business.
While we are open to plans for campus expansion, we also value how accessible everything currently is. In just one building students have access to grabbing a bite to eat at the Spot, checking their mailboxes, breaking a sweat at the workout facility and visiting club offices. But starting in March, the Supertents will undergo […]
It is a late Wednesday night. Your night class just ended at 10 p.m. and your stomach is still growling, just like it was throughout Professor so-and-so’s lecture. You have a choice set before you.
It was unfortunate news yesterday morning to hear that Ernie Granillo had passed away over the weekend.
Since the start of the year, Sodexho has promoted its new and improved dining selctions, or so the banner reads inside Davenport Dining Hall. But what exactly are the new improvements?
Darvin Johnson, “The Pepper Man,” came to the University of La Verne from The University of Nevada, Las Vegas to help improve business at The Spot.
Many University of La Verne students often find themselves asking “what is better than the food at The Spot?” The answer: just about anything.
Seniors, juniors and sophomores who frequented the Student Center in the past few years may have noticed something different about one of the University of La Verne’s hang-out spots.
One of the hottest topics discussed in the dorms and commuter lounges of the University of Verne is the imposition of mandatory meal plans.
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