Students showcased their musical talents during an April 21 recital in Morgan Auditor­ium presented by music professors Carol Stephenson and Grace Xia Zhao.

In May, the theater department will put on “The Screens,” which displays an intricate panel stage, crafted by students under the guidance of the new technical director, Alan Tollefson.

The Harris Gallery’s current exhibit “Inside-Out” is a group collection containing vivid colored pieces that not only adorn the walls of the gallery, but hang from the ceiling to create a whole new experience.

On April 15, the University of La Verne’s Sneaky Park, a place usually filled with students talking and laughing, was the location of Rainbow Alliance’s Day of Silence demonstration.

Yachts are essential to any lavish lifestyle. On Friday March 4, more than 300 students from the University of La Verne got a taste of the luxurious life by attending “An Evening Adrift,” this year’s winter formal.

ULV’s International and Study Abroad Services hosted a club fair to give students interested in overseas study the opportunity to talk to students who have recently returned from some of these programs.

The Campus Activities Board held a three-day fundraiser to give University of La Verne students the opportunity to give back to those who are less fortunate.

The Carlson Gallery’s opening night of the photography exhibit called “Remnants” by Beau Comeaux served as a gathering for students and faculty to appreciate and interpret photography in an out-of-the-class setting.

To end the first week of classes for the spring semester, the Campus Activi­ties Board treated University of La Verne students to a We Shot the Moon concert. The concert was the final event of the “Welcome Back” week.