A fantastic mash-up of comedy, music and poetry made for a memorable night in honor of the Morgan Auditorium dedication week at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.

On Tuesday students, faculty and staff gathered to experience the University’s annual Model Passover Seder. The Seder is a Jewish ritual which marks the beginning of the eight-day Jewish holiday Passover.

Pin-Up Palooza, an event organized to raise money for veterans, drew a full house on March 31 at T. Phillips.

The recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan has served as a wake-up call for California residents wondering when and where the next “big one” might happen, and how best to prepare.

Organizational consultant and author Warren Bennis spoke on the topic “Memoir of a Life and Leadership” on Monday in Morgan Auditorium.

Carlos Moreno, associate justice of the California Supreme Court, spoke to an audience of around 65 guests about the “Evolution of Family in California” and discussed the future for same sex marriages.

Known for its piles of layered toppings on their pizzas and antipasto salads, Warehouse Pizza, located in the heart of downtown La Verne on D Street, is one of the most established independent businesses in the community.

The Campus Activities Board held a No Cell Phone Zone event on Tuesday in front of the Campus Center.

Associate Professor of Political Science Gitty Amini has dedicated her education to exploring and analyzing the political machine that turns the world.

Davenport Dining Hall temporarily left the University of La Verne grounds and was carried away to a pub off the coast of the Emerald Isle. The Campus Activities Board put together this foot-stomping good time from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday in honor of next week’s St. Patrick’s Day.