The baseball team split a Saturday afternoon doubleheader against Chapman at Mazmanian Field of Mt. San Antonio College, losing 11-3 in the first game before taking the second, 4-1.

Being a part of any organization on campus comes with the responsibility of making sure it is well represented, but Greek organizations go through this most of all.

The 28 days of Black History Month are over. Now students can turn the page in their American history books and spend months learning about the industrial revolution and the cold war.

Campus and community arts events for the week of March 1, 2013.

Last Friday the La Verne Police Department released a warning to residents about a series of burglaries and attempted burglaries on the 6700 block of Cactus Drive in northern La Verne after residents of that street reported four suspicious looking people around a nearby home.

After an exhaustive national search, University officials announced this week the appointment of Myra Garcia as vice president for advancement.

Hundreds of students flocked to Sneaky Park on Valentine’s Day for CAB’s big “1 Billion Hearts” event.

The Campus Activities Board decided that the students on campus could use more video games in their lives. That’s why Kayla Hockman, sophomore public affairs major and CAB Films Chair, came up with the idea to have a video game truck come to campus last week.

Sexy and edgy is the mantra that fashion photographer and University of La Verne alumnus Andrew Vasquez uses to describe his works of art.

In an unforgettable senior night game, the men’s basketball team rallied from 18 points down to defeat Cal Lutheran, 85-81, Saturday at Frantz Athletic Court.