Cleveland Hayes, assistant professor of education, spoke from the heart Monday focusing on the experience of his grandmother, an African American school teacher working in the heart of the Jim Crow South.

Pi Gamma Mu, an international social science honor society, has begun meeting at the University of La Verne, with a new structure and new president.

The clocks have been turned forward and the temperature has begun to rise which can only mean one thing, spring is here, and with the start of spring comes the start of America’s favorite pastime, baseball.

John Bartelt, associate professor of education and technology, gave a lecture for the Colloquium Series on Diversity entitled “Gender, Identity, & Sexual Roles” on March 11.

The Associated Students of the University of La Verne addressed constituents’ concerns about food service offerings, tuition increases and how student fees are spent at a student-run forum.

The University of La Verne’s successful prison education program moves to a youth correctional facility in Norwalk.

Ben Van Kleeck, a University of La Verne student who is studying abroad in Chile, was in the country’s capital of Santiago when the 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country Feb. 27.

The Master of Science in Leadership Management program had a Partnership Poster Presentation Tuesday evening in the Campus Center at the University of La Verne.

Victor Charoonratana, 25, senior international studies major, died in February in his sleep from unknown causes.

Student-athletes have to find more time to balance their hectic lifestyles consisting of sports and school work.