The Web site minonline.com, a marketing publication that rates successes and failures throughout the media, released their results on which magazine covers were the best and worst sellers in 2009. A year that saw continuing economic disaster, the ongoing battle of fighting two wars and relentless debate on trying to reform a major sector of our social lives, health care, magazines that were actually bought by the most people had very little to do with these issues.

The University of La Verne is a private school, and by default charges an arm and a leg, and another arm at that, for tuition, room and board.

At the Buzzer Women’s Tennis, March 26 Master’s — 4 La Verne — 5 Women’s Water Polo, March 27 (game one) Cal Tech — 4 La Verne — 13 Women’s Water Polo, March 27 (game two) La Verne — 7 Claremont Mudd Scripps — 10 Schedule Friday Baseball @ Caltech, 3 p.m. Women’s tennis vs. [...]

Campus and community arts events for April 2, 2010.

The Leopards are averaging more than 12 runs per game during their streak.

Signs bearing messages like “Peace not war,” “War is not pro-life” and “War is not the answer” were held aloft by more than 70 protesters at a war rally in Claremont last Friday.

Carmen Dominguez Nevarez, ULV class of 1948, told the story Tuesday of her life as a first-generation Mexican-American student growing up in the La Verne community.

Hector Delgado, professor of sociology and a leading voice on sociological and political issues at ULV for the better part of the decade, discusses a few pressing questions about race relations, immigration and what movies meet his standards.

On Tuesday CAB hosted a live comedy game show event called “The Perfect Pair.”

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.