The DJ spins cumba and meringue music while people dance under the stars in celebration of Dia de los Muertos, a day that remembers the lives of deceased family and friends.

Campus and community events for the week of Nov. 4, 2011.

For years frozen yogurt has been a popular snack, and now La Verne has the perfect place for people to get their yogurt fix.

Alumni, students, faculty, friends and family came out for several days of Homecoming events.

For the second consecutive year the Campus Activities Board was getting spooky at Sneaky Park on Thursday with plenty of Halloween festivities, such as Pumpkin Carving and frosting Halloween cookies.

Participants slowly stretch one arm to the Heavens while pushing the other straight down toward the Earth, until arms can be seen shaking from the tension; this movement is called Heaven and Earth.

People of all ages came to see a 10-year-old battle a 20-year-old in a relaxing, yet competitive, game of “Marvel vs. Capcom” at the video game club.

The smell of pasta and chicken parmesan and the sounds of violins transformed Davenport Dining Hall into an afternoon in Rome for Italian Culture Day.

Knott’s Scary Farm has been one of Southern California’s favorite spots to enjoy the spirit of Halloween for years.

Models sashayed down the pink runaway on Second Street as Ink’d Chronicles hosted its fourth annual Tattoo for the Cure on Oct. 15 in Pomona.