More than 80 people gathered in Morgan Auditorium on Saturday to hear exquisite soprano Courtney Huffman and artist-in-residence and award-winning pianist Grace Xia Zhao.

As the year comes to a close many students are looking for a job to either start their post college career or to earn an income during the summer, but the current market is proving to be a battle.

Smartphones are more than all the rage, they are almost an essential part of college life. Since the first mobile phone weighing just over four pounds was created in 1973, the size and shape of mobile phones have changed dramatically.

In the past year gas prices have been an issue for all commuters leaving many to find cheaper forms of transportation to cope with the dramatic rise.

Jonathan Reed, professor of religion and interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, described the difference between science and pseudo-science in his lecture Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

Students, faculty and staff gathered in the President’s Dining Room to hear Barbara Nicoll and Nori Murphy present a lecture called “Creating a Digital Learning Environment: A Study of One Department of Education” on Monday.

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.

Naeema Ali Abdelgawad, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence at Mary Baldwin College, was the keynote speaker on March 25.

As it poured outside, the band Suddyn performed in Davenport Dining Hall Tuesday. Many students spent their lunch break listening to Suddyn’s latest offering called “Before the City.”

The University of La Verne Career Services sponsored the “Sanitize Your Facebook” workshop.