Key members of the University of La Verne faculty and city officials cut a leopard print ribbon to celebrate the opening of the newly completed Citrus Hall dormitory and The Spot dining hall on Sept. 6.
Writers Archives: Celeste Drake
Drought hinders frog calls
Associate Professor of Biology David Bickford presented his biological research in Papua New Guinea and how to overcome climate change to more than 20 faculty, staff and students Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Cultivating a green thumb
Tianna Cano, sophomore computer science major and Botany and Gardening Club president, works in the University of La Verne community garden.
Quiet Spot
Bil Owen begins Tuesday’s Quiet Spot meditation in the Interfaith Chapel with breathing exercises.
Veterans center to open in fall
More than 200 veterans enrolled as students at the University of La Verne will soon have a home base on campus. The Veteran Student Success Center is set to open its doors in September.
Saving lives one pint at a time
Students gathered in the President’s Dining Room to do there part in trying to save a life.
Tresner recalls teaching fiber optics
In honor of Brian Tresner’s imminent retirement, faculty and students gathered for his last lecture Tuesday in the President’s dining room.
Students flock to Tpump Tuesdays
Though it is located in Upland, students of the University of La Verne find themselves longing for one of the many flavored tea options from the trendy boba cafe Tpumps.
Airing the dirty laundry
Alumna Alex Weirsma, sophomore business administration major Caroline Zanteson and senior biology major Janine Blackmur, raise awareness about domestic violence at Iota Delta’s Clothesline Project event in Sneaky Park Tuesday.
Kimonos blossom into spring trend
April showers bring May flowers and denim on denim. The warmth of the new spring season is permitting some new spring trends to blossom. Stores like Nordstrom have seen denim and floral prints fly off the shelves this season.