Often found at the Terra Vista Farmers Market in Rancho Cucamonga and markets across Southern California, Scoops on Tap, an unusual ice cream-making business, has made a name for itself with its handcrafted and original and ice cream flavors.
Writers Archives: Sumiko Rudisky
First Person Experience: Dipping a toe back in
With restrictions in California starting to lift it also meant that I was finally able to start practicing in person with the women’s water polo team and getting in the water to train on April 5.
Podcast considers all things NBA
Luke Garcia, sophomore psychology major at the University of La Verne, recently became part of a sports podcast called the Crossover Committee, with four friends, who all went to high school together.
New restaurant brings authentic Mexican cuisine to Glendora
Mi Sabor Restaurant, a new Mexican restaurant in Glendora, opened its doors March 8. The restaurant’s goal is to serve authentic Mexican food with a modern look.
Community members stand against anti-Asian hate
More than 100 people attended a vigil Sunday outside the United Church of Christ in Claremont – to stand in solidarity with the Asain American Pacific Islander community and against hate – as hate crimes against the community have increased dramatically since the start of the pandemic.
Cars and Coffee in Chino Hills going strong amid pandemic
Chino Hills is hosting a fun and relaxed car show event, featuring different vehicles from hot rods to customs, antiques and more from 7 a.m to 9 a.m. every Sunday, at 4195 Chino Hills Parkway, at the Donut Star.
Market makes farm-to-table affordable
The Pomona Certified Farmers Market – recently revamped to help low-income residents get fresh fruit, vegetables and other goods at affordable prices – is held Saturday mornings on the corner on Pearl Street just west of Garey Avenue, in the parking lot of Purpose Church in Pomona.
Pomona College hosts political anthropologist
Pomona College’s Gender and Women’s Studies program held a virtual feminist theory symposium last week featuring speaker Audra Simpson, a political anthropologist, and professor at Columbia University.
University to launch 8-week module classes in fall
Starting fall semester 2021, the University of La Verne will pilot eight-week classes embedded in the new 17-week semester.
Clubs reach potential members via Zoom event
To mark the start of the new semester, the Office of Student Life hosted a virtual Club Fair with several online events over the course of the week.