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Students want increased technology in classes
University of La Verne faculty have tried with some success to integrate technology to enrich the learning experience, but the problem lies in older generations not having an understanding of how technology fits in today’s culture, at least according to some students and faculty.
Keeping it safe
To help spread awareness about the dangers of unprotected sex, Iota Delta hosted its second annual “Latex or No Sex” event outside the Campus Center.
Commentary: Buy school books, not Louis Vuitton bags
Being a college student can be expensive and it is irrational to purchase expensive items that leave no money for real necessities, like books and tuition.
Japanese culture celebrates the joy of children
May 5 is usually thought of as Cinco de Mayo, but in Japan it is a national holiday called Children’s Day, which celebrates the happiness of children and expresses gratitude to mothers.
House of Wings takes flight
La Verne does at the new sports bar House of Wings that just opened in Old Town La Verne.
Taking a stroll
Nimer and Jesse Wheeler, residents of La Verne, take a moment to admire the pond in the Johnson Family Plaza on Wednesday during their walk through the campus.
Students get SELF help with pigs
The Student Philanthropy Fellowship and University Advancement filled the Campus Center with carnival activities, popcorn and Sprinkles Cupcakes for the Spotted Pig Collection Carnival on May 3.
Graffiti empowers social activism
An event two years in the making came alive April 27 as artists from the community gathered to take part in what is hopefully the first of many Empowerment Through Art and Graffiti Community Events.
Food trucks roll through Damien
Damien High School’s first Food Truck Festival turned the school’s parking lot into a food utopia inhabited by 20 of Southern California’s most well-known food trucks on Sunday.

