Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 3 million people who advocate ending the abuse and unfair human rights that occur around the world. The University of La Verne’s new Amnesty club hopes to spread its knowledge across the ULV campus.

Renew, a new Christian club, is ready to spread the “good word” to the University of La Verne.

The political mood spreading across the nation has motivated six students from the University of La Verne to reorganize a fresh political club, the Democratic Alliance.

With support from President Devorah Lieberman and Chaplin Zandra Wagoner, a group of students this semester formed Hillel, a student organization hoping to bring Jewish culture and traditions to campus.

A year and half ago, graduate students of the University La Verne’s psychology department joined together to create Students of PRIDE.

Making their first appearance at the LeoVille club fair the Student Philanthropy Fellowship club is devoted to giving back to the students of the campus.

The University of La Verne welcomed back new and returning students to spring semester with the LeoVille Club Fair on Feb. 1 at the University Mall.

The beauty of the written word is being recognized with the establishment of the Poetry club at the University of La Verne.

The Art Collective is a new group for students who are into the arts, but might have majors in other disciplines.

The newly formed Indian Cultural Association turned the Campus Center ballroom into a heavenly place of light as members celebrated Diwali, on Tuesday.