Swelling and surging voices wafted through Bridges Auditorium Saturday for a Choral Celebration with the Millennium Consort Singers and Pomona College Choir.

A full house came to hear a range of pieces from Tom Flaherty’s “Water Ruminations” to the work of Johann Sebastian Bach and Percy Grainger. The theme of the night centered on the element water in all its depths and variations.

Rachel Resnick has taken public speaking from a general education requirement to a course that aims to have a lasting impression.

It is time to pile into a dingy minivan and drive to the dusky groove of The Black Keys’ seductive new album, “El Camino.”

In a market dominated by Barnes & Noble and Amazon, it is easy for a bookseller like Mrs. Nelson’s Toy and Book Shop to fly under the radar of book lovers.

With next Friday’s release of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part One,” many fans are rereading books and polishing lines from the movies.

Every year La Verne students are provided with the opportunity to embark on the trip of a lifetime.

The Campus Activities Board brought awareness to Native American heritage month with a dream catcher event.

Campus and community events for the week of Nov. 11, 2011.

Cal-Rods Car Club hosted its ninth annual Pumpkin Patch Classic Car Show, which brought out more than 50 classic cars to this festive event at Heritage Park in La Verne.

Artists are often seen penetrating other realms of society through use of their craft, and Kenneth Marcus, professor of history, has dedicated his work to research this impact on history.