BeneFit and Hard Candy cosmetics both have a funky and flirty edge to them.

More than 500 custom classic cars converged in downtown La Verne on Saturday to strut their stuff for the annual Cool Cruise car show.

Giving back through community service and philanthropy events are a big aspects of any Greek organization. As a member of Phi Delta Theta, I took part in last year’s teeter-totter event.

Salsa music filled the Campus Center Ballroom on Monday night as students, parents and University guests danced the night away.

As a college student, I know how it feels when you become overwhelmed and stressed out to the point that your skin breaks out.

A new campus Bible study club aims to spread the word of Christ.

The Johnson Family Plaza was covered in tents, chairs and tables for the Spring Boutique last weekend. At 8 a.m., March 26, there were about nine booths participating, selling everything from homemade creations, crafts, jewelry, magnets, purses, bags and various other knickknacks.

Music filled the air as more than 30 students, faculty and community members celebrated the Jewish Exodus from Egypt in a Model Seder on March 25.

Beads of every color and letter imaginable were used to make friendship bracelets for children with cancer, offering a simple message of hope from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday outside the Campus Center.

The City of San Dimas is officially embarking on “An Excellent Adventure” of turning 50. Some may say turning 50 is tough, but not for San Dimas. A year of fun festivities is the only thing waiting over the hill.