University of La Verne’s own Associate Professor of Writing Sean Bernard won a $25,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, the organization announced last month.

The holiday season rings in tradition, food and presents, all of which cost money.

Ashley Lipson, professor of law, spoke about how mathematical and scientific evidence is presented in court and also how it can be altered to provide different perspectives.

A presentation about ocean laws turned into a discussion about issues facing the world today that concern the environment and international laws.

Alumni, students, faculty, friends and family came out for several days of Homecoming events.

Participants slowly stretch one arm to the Heavens while pushing the other straight down toward the Earth, until arms can be seen shaking from the tension; this movement is called Heaven and Earth.

The tradition of Raku in pottery making was kept mainly in Japan’s borders until Paul Soldner developed a low-temperature salt firing form of Raku and brought it to America.

Trading card games are becoming more popular in the college demographic and the local game store, Gameology, is getting more business because of it.

This year the Los Angeles County Fair has a Live Shark Encounter exhibit that lets audience members laugh and learn some quick facts while watching a diver interact with the animals as if they were not sharks at all.

Reed Gratz, professor of music, and Gary Colby, professor of photography, collaborated to create a night of music, meditation and a slideshow to honor the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center Sunday.