Scripps College’s Balch Auditorium shined its spotlight on poetry and music of German origin Tuesday night at Musikabend, an evening of poetry and music.

Ben Van Kleeck, a University of La Verne student who is studying abroad in Chile, was in the country’s capital of Santiago when the 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country Feb. 27.

Davenport Dining Hall was transformed into a mini Saudi Arabia on Wednesday with the help of a little baklava, henna tattoos and live Arabic music.

“Go to college” is what every student in America hears growing up. But with 9.7 percent of the U.S. population unemployed, more and more students are hearing “Go to college, and find a way to pay for it.”

Marc Malin’s “Phenomenal Consciousness” photography exhibit will be showing now through April 9 at the Irene Carlson Gallery.

The Master of Science in Leadership Management program had a Partnership Poster Presentation Tuesday evening in the Campus Center at the University of La Verne.

With spring break upon us, students are getting a break from term papers and projects a month earlier than than they did last year.

It is hard to believe that only three years ago Manchester Orchestra came out with a little known album called “I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child.”

Now is the perfect time to put Hummer to sleep and when this is all behind us maybe, just maybe, it will go down in history as a gas-guzzling classic.