Aksheta Verma, a sophomore education major, has started a new Indian Cultural Association club, with the hope of bringing together Indian students and sharing Indian culture with the La Verne community.

The focus once you attend La Verne seems to shift in an odd way. Instead of the integral involvement of diversity groups on the campus, all you hear about is the Greek system. If it were not for the occasional flier or the students devoted to their cause, many diversity programs would go unnoticed to the student body.

As part of a week of activities planned to kick off the spring semester, the University of La Verne hosted a club fair Feb. 2.

The Lip Sync and Karaoke Club is the newest club to hit the campus and they are calling all karaoke junkies to come participate.

The battlefield of strategy, tactics and sacrifice where titans fight for victory is now going to be available to the students of the University of La Verne through a game of chess.

Even with the busy schedule of a college student, with help from Christ’s X Factor – a Christian religious group on campus – students who are interested in maintaining their Christian connections may do so.

Newly formed this year, the First Generation Club gives first generation college students the chance to sit down and discuss their college experiences.

The University of La Verne’s dance team started its search for new members Sept. 20 and since then has added seven first-time members to its ranks.

A new club on campus, Shades of Essence, is designed for female African American students at the University of La Verne.

Salsa music filled the Campus Center Ballroom on Monday night as students, parents and University guests danced the night away.