Ahmed Younis was one of six guest speakers in “Building Cooperation Through Empathy”, an hour-long panel discussion between members of various faiths, last Thursday.

Bebe’s Family Hair Design opened last month in Downtown La Verne, replacing a past salon in the same establishment giving it a new look and owner.

Stanley Skipworth, director of campus safety and transportation, was among the staff members who answered students’ questions at the Pajama Power Hour with the president at the University Town Hall Meeting.

Mu Phi Epsilon concluded its third annual La Verne Idol competition Thursday night naming freshman Alyssa Navarro winner.

The La Verne Police Department is sponsoring a 10-week educational program that offers community members unique insight into life on the police force.

After a three-month break, the sights, sounds and smells of La Verne’s farmers market returned to the streets of downtown La Verne on March 7 and was in full swing last Thursday.

It is 20 minutes before the lunch break at Claremont High School. The beautiful campus consists of several red-roofed single story buildings separated only by courtyards with trees and sitting areas for students.

The softball team played consecutive doubleheaders April 5 and 6 against Chapman and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps.

I read your Op-Ed piece “Student voices are not being heard” and if it’s any consolation, the faculty often finds itself in the same position.

Cold War Kids fans are in for quite a treat as the newest edition to their discography, “Dear Miss Lonelyhearts” was released on April 2.