Dr. John Gingrich, former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and professor emeritus of religion and philosophy, died peacefully in his sleep on Dec. 7. He was 80.
Writers Archives: Deja Goode
Commentary: My grandfather’s homecoming united my family
Growing up, I spent my entire life knowing only one of my grandparents from both sides of my family. My grandmother, Wanda, is the best grandmother I could ever ask for as she has taken care of me like she was my mother. But a part of me always wanted to know more. This year […]
Restaurant Review: Finding the best takeout in town
Since the start of the pandemic, I have done plenty of exploring to find the best local takeout restaurants in the La Verne area. Indoor dining is currently closed due to COVID-19, and outdoor dining is also off the table again in Los Angeles County, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to enjoy a quality […]
Rabbi speaks of unity during unprecedented times
Rabbi Sharon Brous shared the importance of being empathetic in a time of fear and division due to the various cases of racial injustice in society to an audience of 165 people Tuesday in a virtual lecture hosted by Pomona College.
Movie Review: ‘After We Collided’ runs into toxic behavior
Wattpad Studios released “After We Collided,” the second installment of the “After” movies series, Oct. 23, continuing the drama-filled love story of Hardin and Tessa, who met in college.
First Person Experience: Claremont hiking trail brings calm during pandemic chaos
The Claremont Wilderness Park Five Mile Loop Trail has given people a sense of normalcy despite the complications caused by the pandemic.
Commentary: The evolution of horror movies
There are a lot of different elements that make up the essence of Halloween, such as costumes, family traditions, decorations and the actual history of the holiday. One of the most important parts of Halloween is the horror genre, more specifically scary movies. These films influence costumes and really big events to celebrate the spooky […]
University suspends undergraduate tuition increase for 2021
The price of attending the University of La Verne will not increase in the 2021-22 academic year, President Devorah Lieberman announced this week in an email to the community.
Commentary: Greek life succeeds with first virtual recruitment
Recruitment is the most important time of the year for sororities on any campus at any school. This is the period where we potentially welcome new members into our organizations. Usually, we compete with other sororities on campus, but this year our biggest competition was the pandemic.
Students get creative with new online start-ups
In these unprecedented times, students at the University of La Verne have taken matters into their own hands and started businesses to support themselves and pursue their passion projects.