It was close to evening and Barbara’s Place was nearly empty – only clusters of students filled the seats. One group that hung out at a table outside was happy to talk about sexual health – in general. The students got quieter, however, when asked if they would share their STD status on the Internet.

The graduate students of Psychology Respecting Inclusivity, Diver­sity and Equality – or PRIDE – organized a psychology conference Satur­day for those going into the field of treating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender clients.

The Univerity of La Verne College of Law this week won back its provisional accreditation from the American Bar Association’s Council of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar.

On Monday, Kathleen Weaver, associate professor of biology, gave a lecture in the Presidents Dining Room on her ongoing research of fish in the West Indies and toxins found in snails.

Progressive theologian and visionary minister Bishop Carlton Pearson gave two lectures titled “What has Hell to do with It?” and “Emerging Spirituality” on March 22 in Morgan Auditorium.

The sophomore has won first place in an Olympic weightlifting competition March 17 at the 2012 U.S. Weightlifting Sanction Event Competition at Cal State Fullerton.

A sweep of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps sends the baseball team into first place in SCIAC.

Jessica Loomer, a freshman English major, stands in 15 minutes of silence to raise awareness about domestic abuse Tuesday.

On Tuesday night laughter broke the eerie silence that characterizes Founders Hall as students and faculty responded to comedian Amy Anderson’s stand up performance.

An array of dusty browns, subtle greens and a soft earthy scent fills the air in Roots Hair Salon, a one-of-a-kind salon that opened in January in the heart of Old Town La Verne.