The meltdown at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear Reactor in Fukushima, Japan has brought more devastation to a country already recovering from an earthquake and tsunami.

On Monday and Wednesday senior communications major Debbie Allison collected donations in the Campus Center for Pomona Hope, a local non-profit organization that provides after-school programs and other support for families in Pomona.

Bullying has moved out of the playground and onto the screen, causing cases of cyberbullying to increase in number and severity each year.

The Campus Center Ballroom was open to all students and faculty looking to have a better understanding of Islam during the Muslim Students Association’s first official event of the spring semester, titled “Islam 101.”

The Associated Students of University of La Verne announced their newly elected officials – all of whom ran unopposed – last week.

A student-led campaign to save Ben Hines Field began this week and has already met strong opposition from administration.

Keith Lord, professor of art, has participated in exhibitions as far as Venice. In a recent interview he shares the new turn his work has taken into the world of found wood.

Students, faculty and staff gathered in the President’s Dining Room to hear Barbara Nicoll and Nori Murphy present a lecture called “Creating a Digital Learning Environment: A Study of One Department of Education” on Monday.

The Campus Center Ball­room was filled with anxious and excited guests waiting for Mark McKergow to give his lecture on “Rutenso; The Art of Thriving in a Time of Constant Change.”

The Red Cross came to the University of La Verne on April 6 for a much needed blood drive. The event lasted all day from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the turnout was more than what was expected.