Depression affects a quarter of all college students. Most are too embarrassed to seek help.

The University of La Verne College of Law regained provisional accreditation from the American Bar Association on March 26, marking the start of yet another multi-year multimillion dollar attempt to achieve full ABA accreditation.

Senior Marcus Fortugno has been leaving his competition in the dust for the past four years. He has made a mark in Leopard athletics and hopes to continue his running career even after graduation.

In a recent interview, Rob Ruiz talked about the team winning the bid to host the 2013 National Parliamentary Debate Associa­tion’s National Championship.

The Greek drama “The House of Atreus” by Aeschylus is the most recent production by the University of La Verne’s theater department.

May 5 is usually thought of as Cinco de Mayo, but in Japan it is a national holiday called Children’s Day, which celebrates the happiness of children and expresses gratitude to mothers.

The Theater Experience of Southern California brought back childhood memories of “School House Rock” during the hit performance at Bridges Auditorium in Claremont on Saturday.

After embarrassment, torture and manipulation from governments that have ruled for decades, citizens across the Middle East had one response to this oppression: enough. This sentiment was echoed by the Muslim Student Association in a panel on May 3 in the Campus Center Ballroom.

College is the start of every student’s professional career. Here we are able to expand our minds with lectures about our field of interest and discussions in the classroom.

Students In Free Enterprise gave their regional award-winning business presentation in front of dozens of faculty, students and supporters May 4 in Morgan Auditorium.