Leadership, ambition, and charisma are three ways to describe junior education major Matthew Biggers, who has owned the football field in 2012.

In the digital age, lawmakers struggle to retain our right to speak freely, but they now find themselves caught in an even more difficult spot: How to address the dilemma of cyber bullying.

All the chips were out for Sigma Kappa’s annual casino night to support their philanthropy and bring their families together.

Maggie Nelson, author, poet and art critic visited La Verne to speak about novels, life and her journey as a writer.

The Pomona Fairplex opened its doors on Oct. 12 for its annual Oktoberfest celebration attracting beer lovers and fans of German festivities.

The San Dimas Western Days Rodeo brought families together for a fun-filled weekend on Oct. 6 and 7.

Sigma Kappa’s RESPECT Movement Rock Painting took place on Sept. 24 from 11 a.m. to noon, as a stand against hazing in fraternities and sororities.

Sept. 15 marked the opening football game for the Leopards with the introduction to the revamped Ortmayer Stadium. The Leopards played the Whitworth Pirates, losing the game 45-20.

The humidity in the air wasn’t the only thing bringing the heat in this seasons opening men’s soccer game between the Whittier Poets and the Leopards.

Cuban born poet Gabriela Garcia returned to La Verne to offer a spoken word performance Sunday in Morgan Auditorium.