Juniors Ashli Cruthers and Jenna Schiebe from Heritage High School in Romoland participate in a photography workshop during Communi­ca­­tions Day last Friday.

Students and faculty members gathered to offer their support for non-student Bon Appétit employees who feel they have unfair working conditions on Thursday.

With Halloween just around the corner, University of La Verne students are not discouraged by their age and have shared their plans and costume ideas for this holiday.

Faculty members and students were pleased after hearing Loren Dyck, assistant professor of management, discuss physician-patient relationships.

When some students think of a law class, they think of incomprehensible vocabulary, complex court cases and boring class discussions. In professor Valerie Cummings’ class, however, there are no dull moments.

La Verne alumnus and E! News talent Ross Mathews returned to the University Tuesday 10 years after his graduation to host a presidential debate-watching party.

Several students at University of La Verne plan to lend their voice and give their vote this year at the upcoming presidential election.

While undergraduate students who live on campus must purchase a meal plan, other students at times go hungry but a new student-run organization plans on ending the hunger pains of students.

Sammy Elzarka, director of assessment and accreditation for College of Education and Organizational Leadership, analyzed the different variables that affected the use of integrating technology in higher education Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

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