Freshman communications major Amber J. Guadez received a free In-N-Out Burger meal in Sneaky Park after turning in spare change from her Spotted Pig. The money received from the pigs goes to the Student Emergency Loan Fund. Students facing personal emergencies or financial hardship may request a small loan to help fulfill their needs.

Gabriela Capraroiu, associate professor of Spanish, discussed her current research translating Maria Teresa Leon’s travel memoir on communist Romania during her faculty lecture on Monday.

The holiday season rings in tradition, food and presents, all of which cost money.

Awareness, self esteem and enlightenment are words that University of La Verne senior Jeanette Williams lives by.

In an apparent upturn of the economy, Old Town La Verne is finding its businesses thriving and full of customers.

Departments in the College of Arts and Sciences are struggling to balance the rate at which lab fees are spent and the amount of upgrades needed to keep its technology up to date.

Students of the College of Business and Public Manage­ment are the first to integrate the business practicum into their curriculum through their sale of school spirited apparel.

Every year as the semester starts many students hand over both their tuition and a lab fee that is suppose to benefit them in their major. The departments are able to use these fees toward their budgets to care for the department’s equipment.

The University’s Residential Hall Association upheld its successful reputation by winning two awards at the Pacific Affiliation of College and University Residential Hall Conference.

Ashley Lipson, professor of law, spoke about how mathematical and scientific evidence is presented in court and also how it can be altered to provide different perspectives.