Students, faculty, artists and dancers gathered at the event Empowerment through Art and Graffiti to paint their own graffiti and listen to speakers share their stories about the importance of art and expression last week in Sneaky Park.
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Gratz gets kick out of Cole Porter
Reed Gratz, professor of music, informed a room full of students and faculty about the life and style of American song master Cole Porter Monday afternoon in the President’s Dining Room for the faculty lecture series.
Dolores Huerta inspires crowd to ‘¡Vive!’
In a campus-wide presentation ending diversity week, the multicultural council and student services had Dolores Huerta speak for the culminating event on International Women’s Day.
Leopards outswim Beavers, 15-7
The women’s water polo team defeated Caltech 15-7 at Las Flores Park Friday. The game was the Leopards’ second game in the annual Claremont Convergence event.
Firefighters test new equipment
The La Verne Fire Department takes the time to demo new equipment.
Ravelers bring back classic rock
Twenty-five years of playing together has not hindered the amazing performances of the classic rock cover band the Ravelers.
La Verne finishes on top in first track invitational
La Verne’s track and field team raced to victory on Saturday, placing first in 17 events at the first invitational hosted by the Leopards.
ULV dethrones Kingsmen, 85-81
In an unforgettable senior night game, the men’s basketball team rallied from 18 points down to defeat Cal Lutheran, 85-81, Saturday at Frantz Athletic Court.
LV publications left in good hands
Junior journalism major Christian Orozco will take over as the new editor in chief of the Campus Times for the spring 2013 semester, and senior journalism major Alex Forbess will serve as the editor in chief for La Verne Magazine in spring.
Defense helps Leopards hold off charging Athenas
La Verne played a tight defensive game Saturday at Claremont Mudd-Scripps. The Leopards led the game by 14 points until the Athenas came back in the second half. La Verne’s defense stood strong and they held on for an 82-77 win.