For the fifth time in a row the University of La Verne has won the coveted Spirit Award at the Pacific Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls conference.

Campus and community news for the week of Nov. 19, 2010.

Heading to Garden Square Restaurant and Pies, I had one thing on my mind: warm and delectable pie.

On Oct. 29 the creators of the” Saw” franchise unveiled the gory and final installment of their seven film series, “Saw 3D.”

Walking into Green’s BBQ and Soul Food in Covina, I was presented with a menu that carried a range of different entrees such as collard greens and much more.

Friday, Oct. 22, the sequel to the 2009 hit “Paranormal Activity” arrived in theaters.

With the economy being shaky and the rise of school expenses, some La Verne students are changing the way they are celebrating Halloween this year.

Marilyn Oliver, professor of movement and sports science, presented her lecture “A Sabbatical Saga: Frustrating, Formative, Fulfilling (and Dartfish Thrown in for Fun)” on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

Last week Los Angeles Times columnist and author of the “The Soloist” Steve Lopez spoke to students and faculty in the Campus Center.

Horror film legend Wes Craven returned to the big screen last week with his latest effort, the 3-D “My Soul to Take.”