With balloons and posters in the stands, Leopard fans brought their clappers and noise makers to cheer on the men’s soccer team to a 1-0 overtime win against Pomona-Pitzer on Wednesday at Damien High School.

The California Beer Festival brought thousands of people out to the Claremont Village for four live bands, mouth-watering food and 60 craft brews on tap.

On Wednesday Leo Hall, the Barkley Building and the Barkley Annex were evacuated after the contractor working on renovations to Leo Hall hit the natural gas main line behind the building.

It has become fairly routine practice for University of La Verne students to turn on the laptop with every intention of working on homework. Five minutes of work go by, when suddenly the status updates of their friends seem infinitely more interesting than whatever you are working on.

The long-awaited parking lot, which spans roughly between D Street and the Athletic Pavilion will open Tuesday.

Campus and community arts events for the week of Sept. 23, 2011.

A mother struggling to make ends meet, a recently widowed army wife and the economic decline in the Chesapeake Bay. These subjects are part of the humanity that Katherine Frey captures in her exhibition “American Dream.”

A mother struggling to make ends meet, a recently widowed army wife and the economic decline in the Chesapeake Bay.

University of La Verne students took over the Fox Theater in Pomona on Friday for the school’s annual LaVerna­palooza, featuring LMFAO and opening act Yung Joc.

The Faculty Lecture Series featured Assistant Professor of Law Marc Roark, who spoke on “Property and Process of Sacred Space,” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.