Screaming, weeping and laughter could be heard echoing from the Jane Dibbell Cabaret as students attempted to submerge themselves in the meaning of sad and silly.

The battlefield of strategy, tactics and sacrifice where titans fight for victory is now going to be available to the students of the University of La Verne through a game of chess.

It is after midnight and the only sound that can be heard in Sneaky Park is the creaking of rocking chairs, and the laughter of the Phi Sigma Sigma sisters.

The new director of the Learning Enhancement Center, Corrine Hinton, has brought her passion for helping to the students of the University of La Verne.

Newly formed this year, the First Generation Club gives first generation college students the chance to sit down and discuss their college experiences.

On Monday the Campus Activities Board organized a Down Syndrome awareness project for which students made bracelets to donate to the Pomona Buddy Walk’s participating children.

Even though his birthday is not normally celebrated in the United States, Claremont McKenna College hosted a special performance that honored Mohandas Gandhi’s 141st birthday Monday.

The University Chapel was host to visiting alumni Saturday as they performed various pieces in a special appearance.

The room smelled of bittersweet Arabic coffee as guests arrived for the Eid Al-Fitr celebration hosted by the Muslim Student Association and the Saudi Student Association on Sept. 22.

The artistic works of Los Angeles County children are on display at the America’s Kids exhibit at the Los Angeles County Fair.