The La Verne football team blew out the Whittier Poets, 42-0, in their season opener, Saturday at Ortmayer Stadium.
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ULV professor discovers non-invasive dating method
Felicia Beardsley, professor of anthropology, discussed whether there are alternate ways to properly date the prehistoric site of Nan Madol in Pohnpei, Micronesia, without destroying its natural foundation during a faculty lecture in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room on Tuesday.
Bowl House readies for return to normal
The Bowl House, the beloved affordable mostly take-out Asian restaurant adjacent to the La Verne campus, has taken advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to remodel the inside of the restaurant.
ULV sorority helps students learn about safe sex
Iota Delta sorority invited John Bartelt, professor of education technology, and Linda Bartelt, senior adjunct professor of education, to learn and discuss safe sex through a lecture and Kahoot games at its Latex or No Sex event held online on April 14.
Sublime tribute band gets live drive-in concert in Montclair
Santeria, a Sublime tribute band, performed a drive-in concert at The Canyon at Montclair Plaza Lane in Montclair Saturday.
New downtown restaurant Eggsactly has thrived during the pandemic
The Eggsactly restaurant in downtown La Verne launched near the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and has successfully remained open during the past year’s economic crisis.
Workshop considers botanical diet
The California Botanical Gardens in Claremont held a virtual event discussing the history and uses of botanicals and California native plants earlier this month via Zoom.
Breonna’s Law bans no-knock warrants in Pomona
Pomona has become one of a growing number of cities and states across the U.S. to ban police from enacting no-knock warrants, following a unanimous vote last month by the City Council to ban the practice.
Night at the Cooper event highlights small businesses
The Upland community gathered to support local business vendors for the Night at the Cooper event, accompanied with live music and food, Saturday at the Cooper Regional History Museum.
‘Clayfornia’ considers climate, social justice through sculpture
The California Botanical Garden in Claremont has 16 clay sculptures created by artists from the American Museum of Ceramic Art studios on display as part of the Clayfornia series, which represents California’s long history with clay.