Guitarists Jeff Van Voorhis, Stu Stoddard, Ashley Avilez and senior photography major Dorothy Gartsman, play several songs ranging from flamenco to Irish folksongs in the Morgan Auditorium, Friday during the Guitar Ensemble performance.
Writers Archives: Kayla Salas
A night of ‘Madness’
Sam Sax, a poet from Oakland, California, reads from his book, “Madness.”
Leopards race into the record books
The La Verne track and field teams finished their Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference season in Claremont with a trio of personal bests.
Student granted fellowship award
Growing up in Rialto, Dyamond Gray was exposed to different cultures and influences. Gray would see people ride their horses on the sidewalk as she looked out the window of the school bus.
Passover Seder unites community
A crowd of 30 students and faculty gathered in the Executive Dining Room Tuesday to celebrate a model Passover Seder led by Paul Buch.
Roll Call: We put five La Verne sushi spots to the test
So where do you find the best sushi in town? I tried five of La Verne’s most poppin’ sushi joints and this is what I discovered.
Speaker offers leadership strategy
T.J. Sullivan, author of the book “Motivating the Middle,” spoke to 15 students and faculty on the various engagement levels of members of an organization April 11 in the Executive Dining Room.
Leopards lose close one to Sagehens, 8-6
The Leopards went on the road to Haldeman Pool in Claremont Saturday to take on the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference leaders, Pomona-Pitzer, but came up just short, dropping the game to the Sagehens, 8-6.
Makerspace helps artist develop 3D art
Acclaimed mixed-media artist Phoebe Beasley presented her survey of artwork “Unsung Requiem: Lost Then Found” in the Harris Gallery with a reception and talk.
First Person Experience: Amethyst offers yoga and serenity
The newly opened Amethyst Healing Spa on Arrow Highway and A Street in La Verne is small and quaint, but does not fall short on making one feel invited and at ease.