Photographer Reynaldo Rivera, whose work includes underground fashion and Latinx gay bars, addresses questions Tuesday at Scripps College.
Writers Archives: Kayla Salas
Celebrating Women
Senior business major Charles Lapuz hands senior athletic training major Ariana Dowell a t-shirt in the Campus Center on Wednesday.
University grapples with aftermath of apparent hate crimes
In response to last week’s apparent hate crimes – a racist threat on social media directed at a specific group of students, followed by arson in a student’s car – several students rallied in Johnson Family Plaza to condemn these actions, while faculty discussed the appropriate response at the Faculty Senate meeting Monday.
Oscar winner shares creative journey
Barry Jenkins, the award-winning director of “Moonlight” and “If Beale Street Could Talk,” reflected on a particular college breakup that introduced him to the American novelist and activist, James Baldwin.
‘Zodiac Ballet’ dances into Harris
Junior studio art major Jose Zermeno views “Luminous Cities” by Melissa Thorne at the reception for “Zodiac Ballet” Tuesday in the Harris Gallery.
Stress among peer mentors studied
Peer mentoring is one way the University of La Verne offers help to students, said Sarah Dunn, professor of kinesiology, about her recent study on stress that both the tutor and tutee undergo during a peer mentoring session.
Inspecting the spectrometer
Professor and Department Chairman of Chemistry, Nixon Mwebi, works with a mass spectrometer at Founders Hall chemistry lab.
‘Moonshine’
Senior anthropology major Lorali Mossaver-Rahmani performs an original song called “Moonshine” at an open mic night Tuesday in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret Theatre.
Ancient tragedy illustrates modern warriors
The Greek tragedy “Ajax” taps into the mind of Ajax, a soldier who has been through the Trojan War and suffers from post-traumatic-stress disorder as a result. The production, directed by Sean Dillon, opened last weekend in the Dailey Theatre and runs through Sunday.
Professor studies environmental toxins
Biology professor Christine Broussard advocated for student-driven learning environments during this weeks faculty lecture, “Environmental Justice, Endocrine Disruptors, and Inclusive Excellence: STEM Scholarship with Purpose.”