With flags held high, the smell of sage burning through the wind and the voices of over 15,000 fellow marchers, the May Day General Strike closed down Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles on May 1.
Writers Archives: Benjamin Camacho
Loud and Clear: United in the Streets: ‘Find your advocacy’ marches in solidarity against oppressive policy
“We need to activate people,” said Thomas Allison. “Activate everyone – those who are suffering and those who are not.”
Loud and Clear: Divided in the Streets: Declaration Avenue
The protests began on Inauguration Day. Enter protesters in the streets. Thousands of people swarmed the steps of City Hall, chanting in solidarity against the new administration.
Seniors exhibit personal experiences
Senior art majors showcased their paintings, photographs and sculptures Dec. 1 in the Harris Gallery.
La Verne welcomes new counselors
With the 2015-2016 school year underway, La Verne has added two new admissions counselors to its ranks: Jeremy McWells and Kyle Cazares.
Professors reflect on their experiences
Faculty members and students discussed their most memorable teaching and learning experiences at the university, Monday during Teaching Day in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Actress inspires theater students
Daytime Emmy-nominated actress Vannessa Vasquez visited the theater department to give advice to students pursuing careers in entertainment Thursday at the Jane Dibbell Cabaret Theatre.
Hayes recognizes Latino educators
Associate Professor of Education Cleveland Hayes highlighted local Latino educators who are making their mark on public school education in his “We Teach Too: What Can We Learn from Marco and Arturo,” presentation Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
ULV breaks ground for parking structure
Approximately 60 faculty, administrators and students from the University, members of Bomel Construction and representatives of the City of La Verne City Council attended the new parking structure groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 8 in the area formally known as Lot D.
‘Chalk Boy’ casts dark light on teen issues
In a collaboration of efforts, four University of La Verne students debuted their senior project production of “The Chalk Boy” last week in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret Theatre.