In today’s sports world it is refreshing to come across an athlete who has earned numerous individual accolades, all the while thanking her teammates whenever given the opportunity.

The women’s volleyball team’s underdog run in the West Regionals came to an end Saturday night with a five-set loss to Colorado College.

The Green Institute for Village Empowerment has implemented a new program intended to increase recycling in Founders Hall and ultimately the entire campus.

Campus and community news for Nov. 20, 2009.

It was an emotional setting on the Frantz Athletic Court Tuesday night, when the volleyball team recognized its seniors before their last home game, which turned out to be a 3-1 La Verne win.

We are a week and a half into the 2009-2010 NBA season and a few things seem certain, the Celtics look dominant, Pau Gasol is vital to the Lakers and the top echelon teams got a lot better during the off season.

The Leopards pulled one game closer to a conference tournament bid Tuesday night, with a dominant win over conference foe Pomona-Pitzer, four sets to one.

The new University of La Verne Campus Center was recently awarded a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design silver certification for its environmentally sustainable construction, making it the first building in La Verne to receive this recognition.

The men’s water polo team was outmatched against Redlands in its first conference game, despite a promising performance by one of its freshman.

Drinking coffee, although seemingly an innocent activity, and done so regularly that it doesn’t garner many second thoughts, can be very harmful to the environment. Recently, a common trend among coffee growers is to cut down native shade trees in order to plant more coffee trees.