Tag: travel

Since the attacks of Sept. 11, national security is the highest priority among Americans across the nation, many of whom are not comforted by the words and actions of the nation's leadership.

by Jennifer Contreras Editorial Director On an average morning, he would wake up at five and head to Yoga class. After Yoga he would hop on...

This summer while some University of La Verne students stayed home to work or study, others flew across ocean bodies to explore exotic countries.

As the year comes to a close, and when finals are all finished and wrapped up, students are unwillfully subjected to a huge amount of free time. To help cure themselves of this, ULV students are planning a variety of things. If one were to listen to what many students are conversing about, one would realize that summer plans are brought up more often than not.

With a subtle wit and a world perspective, acclaimed writer and essayist Pico Iyer spoke last Thursday in Founders Hall on topics of globalization, our world and the "Global Soul," in his speech entitled "Globalization and the Food We Eat."

As spring break fever sweeps the campus, there will be many students left in the dark because they do not have money to go out and have a good time. But money is not everything and students do not need wads of cash to enjoy their immaculate week off of school.