Students could not help but procrastinate just a little Thursday night as CAB in collaboration with ASULV presented its annual Destination Procrastin­ation event.

College would not be college without stress and procrastination. With stress levels increasing each year, it only makes sense that the University of La Verne will try to create ways that students can relieve stress.

Junior biology major Bethie Ross and freshman political science major David Asbra were elected as the 2013-2014 Associated Students of the University of La Verne president and executive vice president, respectively, on April 10.

The elections for the Associated Students of University of La Verne were in full swing last week, as the candidates were campaigning and telling the student body their plans on how to improve our campus. Oh wait – That did not happen.

After a tight race, junior Bethie Ross and freshman David Asbra were elected as the 2013-2014 Associated Students of the University of La Verne president and executive vice president respectively Wednesday.

The fourth annual LaVernapalooza concert has finally been decided and B.o.B. will be performing for the Leos. However, not everyone is happy about the decision of this year’s performer.

New students, new buildings, new programs, new rules; with all these new things going on, administration is apparently too busy to get the students’ opinions first before implementing new policies.

Traditional undergraduate tuition will be raised another 4.9 percent for the 2013-2014 academic year, University officials announced last month.

On Jan. 16, the ASULV Facebook page surprised students by announcing that the 4th annual LaVernapalooza will be “going country.”

The Associated Students of the University of La Verne hosted Justin Jones-Fosu who brought his interactive speaking skills to life through his inspirational lecture “Lead like an ACTion HERO.”