The softball team welcomed the Wildcats of St. Catherine with more than just handshakes; it swept the Wildcats Sunday afternoon, making it four straight wins for the Leopards.

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.

Not many people in the music business can turn heads like Kenny Vasoli. Once the lead singer of the popular pop-punk band The Starting Line, he now heads the genre-bending rock band Person L.

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.

After attending the screening of “Poto Mitan: Haitian Women, Pillars of the Global Economy,” I was writing my article to report on the event and I found myself wanting to put my own opinions into the article, which is not allowed.

Nearly two weeks ago, Google Inc. successfully shut down its search engine in China after declaring in January it would not comply with Chinese censorship.

Gabriela Capraroiu, assistant professor of modern languages, addressed the linguistic boundaries present in the translation of Romanian literature written by exiled authors scattered throughout other countries.

There are 12.3 million children, women and adults being exploited for labor and sex in the human trafficking business and the Model United Nations members on the University of La Verne campus decided to spread the word on this issue.

After winning a season high seven games in a row, the Leopards streak came to an end on Friday, getting swept in a three-game series with Cal Lutheran.

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.