In a night filled with country music and country attire, the Be Perfect foundation, founded by junior communications major Hal Hargrave, brought awareness and donations to spinal cord injury survivors.
Summer was in full swing a students migrated towards the large inflatable water slide and foam pit that was placed in the South Quad behind Campus Center on Tuesday.
Junior track and field team member Chancise Watkins had a record setting season, capturing the title for the 200-meter at the SCIAC Championships on April 5 and 6 at Occidental.
The men’s basketball team was defeated by Pomona-Pitzer after a close game that ended in a 74-63 loss Saturday in the Frantz Athletic Court.
The faculty lecture series on Monday featured Associate Professor of Marketing Jeanny Liu discussing student perception of professors’ “hotness“ in determining expertise, motivations, learning outcomes, and course satisfaction.
Good-natured teasing and ribbing is expected between sports teams as they compete, but when racism is used to attack or belittle an opponent it is socially and morally unacceptable.
All publicity is not good publicity, especially when it comes to PETA’s tendency to create it by staging ridiculous stunts.
Winter Formal The Campus Activities Board is hosting its annual winter formal March 2 with a “Young Wild and Free” theme. The event will be held at Seven Degrees in Laguna Beach, and doors open at 8 p.m. Limited transportation to the venue will be available on a first come basis at $5 per ticket. [...]
On Thursday the University of La Verne College of Law received good news regarding its prolonged struggle to achieve American Bar Association accreditation.
The classic musical “Three Penny Opera,” script by Bertolt Brecht and music by Kurt Weil, has been updated and set in modern day Los Angeles Harbor by the University of La Verne’s theater department.