For those wondering about voter registration for the upcoming general election on Nov. 6, there is still time to do so.

One year after the Asian Tiger mosquito species was identified by the Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District, the infestation continues in El Monte and South El Monte.

The University of La Verne Pre-Law Society is using its resources to reach out to the community and hopes to mingle with students from the College of Law.

As part of a tech-savvy generation, students are excited for Apple’s long-awaited iPhone 5, which will be released Friday after months of speculation.

Students and staff members have differing opinions about the University’s increase in admissions and this year’s historic 650-student freshman class.

The 90th annual Los Angeles County Fair opened on Labor Day weekend and will run every Wednesday through Sunday until the end of September. Here are some of the highlights this weekend.

Assistant Professor of Education Adonay Montes helped lead the Migrant Education Summer Institute, a one-month program that helps develop English-speaking skills for children of migrant workers, over the summer.

The University’s 121st convocation marked the beginning of the new academic year and promised optimism and future stability for students, faculty and staff.

The Board of Trustees has approved the 6.5 percent tuition increase, bringing the total undergraduate cost to $33,400.

The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed at Saturday’s Occidental Invitational in hopes of improving their personal records weeks before heading to the NCAA Division III Championships.