Not every restaurant in Claremont perfects their dessert’s appearance with a blowtorch. But Grizzby’s Biscuits and Donuts does.
Writers Archives: Brooke Grasso
Session addresses concerns of undocumented immigrants
More than 50 students, faculty and staff filled the President’s Dining Room Monday night for an information session in response to President Donald Trump’s Sept. 5 announcement of plans to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
On the Calendar
Campus events for the week of Sept. 15, 2017.
Students find opportunities abroad
Instead of using summer vacation as a break from school work, many students took the opportunity to go abroad and get hands-on experience applying what they have learned in their studies at University of La Verne.
On The Calendar
Campus events for the week of Sept. 8, 2017.
President addresses improvements
Roughly 100 faculty and staff members filled the Campus Center Ballroom A for the spring State of the University address and wine and cheese reception Thursday.
Maker Fair showcases inventions
Innovation, experimentation and creativity took the stage at the second annual Mini Maker Fair Wednesday in Sneaky Park as part of ShowCASE week, or Celebrate the Arts, Scholarship, and Engagement week.
Whitby leaves legacy of stability
As a businessman, caring mentor and beloved husband, Gordon Whitby leaves a legacy at University of La Verne as one of its 125 most influential individuals.
ULV journalism wins eight SPJ nods
University of La Verne journalists were recognized eight times over for their work across platforms in the Campus Times, Foothill Community News and the La Verne Magazine, at the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards Saturday in San Diego.
Poetry conference turns to boycott
What should have been a weekend of self-expression through slam poetry quickly turned into a boycott of the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational when keynote speaker Mark Smith performed a racist poem to a conference full of diverse millennials.