Writers Archives: Claudia Ceja

An Tran, assistant professor of marketing, explains consumer budgeting in her lecture, “Consequences of Broad or Narrow Product Categories on Budgeting,” during her faculty lecture Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room. Tran studies consumer behavior, economics and psychology, and has been published in the Journal of Marketing Research./ photo by Claudia Ceja

Lecture analyzes grocery spending

By Amanda Gabriela Beltran, Claudia Ceja on April 20, 2018 in News

An Tran, assistant professor of marketing, lectured on how consumers overspend on goods related to budgeting categories Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.

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La Verne sophomore first baseman Katheryn Navarro slides safely into second base after hitting a double into left center field to start a fourth inning rally for La Verne against Chapman in game one Saturday. The Leopards swept the Panthers during the Strikeout Cancer Awareness doubleheader at Campus West, 7-2 and 4-3. La Verne is 17-11 overall.

Softball sweeps Panthers, Rojo throws no-hitter

By Brian Rios, Claudia Ceja on April 13, 2018 in Feature Slider, Softball, Sports

The La Verne softball team capitalized on walks and timely hits to sweep the Chapman Panthers Saturday at Campus West. The Leopards won 7-2 in game one and 4-3 in game two. The team is now 17-11 overall and 12-4 in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, putting them in second place.

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Political activist Dolores Huerta visited the university after a screening of her documentary film “Dolores” in Morgan Auditorium Mar. 29. The film was a documentary of her journey as an activist in the 1950s, fighting for the rights of Mexican American labor workers. Students and faculty in the audience asked Huerta questions about female leadership in the workplace, advice on protesting, and changes in politics over the years.

Huerta discusses political activism

By Arturo Gomez Molina, Claudia Ceja on April 6, 2018 in News

More than 250 La Verne community members gathered for a talk by human rights activist Dolores Huerta and a screening of the documentary film “Dolores” about her life, March 29 in Morgan Auditorium.

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The Campus Activities Board hosted a movie screening of the film “Jumanji” Monday in the Quad. CAB hosted the event to start off the first week post spring break. Inflatable lounge chairs were given away to those in attendance to enjoy the movie. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Post spring break movie screening

By Claudia Ceja on March 30, 2018 in LV Life

The Campus Activities Board hosted a movie screening of the film “Jumanji” Monday in the Quad. CAB hosted the event to start off the first week post spring break. Inflatable lounge chairs were given away to those in attendance to enjoy the movie.

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“Polyphonic Hush” is one of 12 ceramic pieces in the “Mouthpiece” exhibit by Patsy Cox at the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona. Cox’s work reflects personal reactions of shock and confusion toward changes in long-held perceptions of freedom and liberty in the current political environment. Cox began the series after the presidential inauguration in 2017./ photo by Claudia Ceja

Artist responds to political climate

By Ashley Mubiru, Claudia Ceja on March 9, 2018 in Arts, Etc., Fine Art

A new exhibit, “Mouthpiece,” at the American Museum of Ceramic Art, depicts ceramic artist Patsy Cox’s response to Donald Trump’s inauguration.

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Freshman communications major Amelia Romo examines Andrea Chung’s work at the “Biomythography” reception Tuesday in the Harris Gallery. Chung uses materials significant to cultures and the nature of labor within those cultures. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Narrative art mixes myth and history

By Claudia Ceja, Jocelyn Arceo on March 2, 2018 in Arts, Etc., Fine Art

The University of La Verne held an artist panel on the works presented in “Biomythography: Reflexive Remix” Tuesday in the Harris Gallery.

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Junior anthropology major Lorali Mossaver-Rahmani enjoys a home-cooked meal, served by alumnus Elric Boardman, at the Food Network gathering held at the Church of the Brethren Tuesday. Food Network events are hosted by University of La Verne alumni and members of the Church of the Brethren to support students and build community. Boardman has been volunteering since Church of the Brethren began this event more than 40 years ago. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Serving up community

By Claudia Ceja on February 23, 2018 in Dining, LV Life

Junior anthropology major Lorali Mossaver-Rahmani enjoys a home-cooked meal, served by alumnus Elric Boardman, at the Food Network gathering held at the Church of the Brethren Tuesday.

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