Shae Perkins and the Office of Housing and Residential Life held a week long series last week focused on building a healthier relationship with yourself in order to build a better relationship with those around you.
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La Verne kids light up holidays
The city of La Verne hosted their annual tree lighting ceremony in front of City Hall Tuesday night.
Commentary: America capitalizes on fetishizing underage girls
Our society has a major issue with the sexualization of underaged children in the media. However, this does not mean that using children as models for their own clothing and age range is sexualization.
Restaurant Review: Sol Flower provides sweet treats, boba
Upon entering the new Sol Flower café, a pink wall embellished with what seems to be hand-painted flamingos, toucans and foliage draws your eyes in immediately.
Songs, poetry honor Aztec culture
Michael Heralda, an Aztec storyteller, provided an interactive performance depicting the Aztec or Mexica culture through song and story Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Many students carry pepper spray
More than half of students here said they carry protection against possible physical attack when walking around campus at night, according to a recent informal survey.
Administrators commit to diversity
University President Devorah Lieberman and Provost Jonathan Reed presented a draft of a resolution on Oct. 26 to students and faculty listing the actions they plan to take in the coming weeks and months to improve the treatment of minority groups on campus.
La Verne community gathers in solidarity
Around 70 members of the La Verne community gathered on the grassy area in front of the University’s Chapel to show their solidarity with the Jewish and black communities in light of the tragedies of last week.
Tri-City offers resources
The Tri-City Mental Health Wellness Center on 1403 N. Garey Avenue in Pomona is a support system available to all community members that offers free resources to those struggling with mental health issues.
Students travel to San Diego for grad fair
Under 20 undergraduate students from the University of La Verne traveled to the University of San Diego for its 28th annual California Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education, where almost 200 different colleges discussed their programs.