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Sam Goetz shares Holocaust survival story

Sam Goetz shares Holocaust survival story

Holocaust survivor Sam Goetz shared his personal accounts during the years of the Nazi era before a full audience on Thursday in the Campus Center Ballroom.

State of the University

State of the University

President Devorah Lieberman gave her second state of the University address Wednesday in the Campus Center.

Lecture focuses on Latino students

Lecture focuses on Latino students

Rocio Rosales, assistant professor of psychology, spoke on Monday in the President’s Dining Room about Mexican American college students and integrating culture for equal education opportunities.

Students push non-GMO food bill

Students push non-GMO food bill

Five graduate students raised awareness about genetically modified organisms to approximately 40 spectators along with a showing of “The Future of Food” Feb. 23 in the Campus Center Ballroom.

Class explores activism and social media

Class explores activism and social media

Professor of Education John Bartelt and Associate Professor of Public Administration Matthew Witt have teamed up this semester to lead an interdisciplinary seminar on activism.

Students support tough DUI measure

In a recent informal survey, students at the University of La Verne agreed with a law that would make ignition interlock devices mandatory for DUI offenders.

Students’ personal electronics stolen

Between 1:08 p.m. and 1:31 p.m. on Thursday, Campus Safety received calls reporting stolen electronics from the Athletic Pavilion and Stu-Han dormitory.

Mansell’s passion inspires debate

Mansell’s passion inspires debate

Ryan Mansell, captain of the debate team, has been the key element maintaining the program’s stardom by displaying a few characteristics: determination, motivation, innovation and selflessness.

Food for the soul

Food for the soul

Child development major Deveeda Smith serves macaroni and cheese to criminology major Myron Woods at the BSU Soul Food Luncheon on Tuesday in the Campus Center.

LV women favor free birth control

When a group of 10 women students were asked about birth control provided by their University of La Verne health plan, seven of the 10 said they would not be on the pill if the school did not provide it for free.

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