Brando Skyhorse, author of this year’s One Book, One University selection, “Take This Man,” spoke to a crowd of roughly 50 Wednesday in Morgan Auditorium.
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Ortega leads Leos in SCIAC victory
The men’s water polo team took a huge win over Occidental, 18-10, in its conference home opener on Saturday morning at the La Verne Aquatics Center.
La Verne diver touched numerous lives
Andrew Tompkins, a former University of La Verne diver and business administration major, died of cancer on Sept. 22. He was 21.
Shrek the Sheep is ‘Feeling Groovy’
Shrek, the green sheep, celebrates Feeling Groovy’s 2.0 anniversary party in Claremont Saturday.
Athenas best the Leopards
Leopard junior defender Katherine Obregon races Athena midfielder Rhiann Holman to the ball in La Verne’s game against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps last Saturday. The Leopards fell to the Athenas 2-0. The team will return home to play Caltech at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Fans assemble to honor comics
Comic book lovers showed their spirit and bonded over similar interests in celebration of National Comic Book Day Wednesday in Sneaky Park.
Debaters face off over Latinx rights
Roughly 30 people attended the first public debate of the year that asked “Has the U.S. Constitution failed the Latinx Community?” Tuesday in LaFetra Auditorium.
Men’s swim takes second place
Sophomore swimmer Lorenzo DeLeon takes the lead in the men’s 400 individual medley during the preliminaries on the second day of the Collegiate Winter Invitational Saturday at South Gate Swim Stadium.
Dancing for a fruitful hunt
Native American dancers perform a deer hunting dance at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens’ Acorn Festival Nov 18. Traditionally the dance was done to bless the indigenous people before their hunt.
Richman describes Jewish courage
Lawyer Rick Richman discussed his book, “Racing Against History: The 1940 Campaign for a Jewish Army to Fight Hitler” Sunday in the Campus Center Ballroom.