A recent survey on campus found that the majority of ULV students give the notion of dating classmates thumbs up.

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.

Alex Forbess Staff Writer An Internet user creates a meme to express his excitement by using a photo of an 11-month-old with a determined face and clinched fist and surrounds it with a statement saying his girlfriend finally gave an answer of where to eat. Sammy, better known as the “Success Kid,” is one of many [...]

Leah originally did not think her drinking was a problem, even though after her first drink, she felt the need for more.

There is nothing more annoying than being in a theater with a person who lights up the darkness with the blue glow of their smart phone. Or even worse, when they answer a call and hold an entire conversation during the most serious part of the story.

ULV students are not in tune with what is going on in the world, but they have an opinion about anything that is thrown at them.

The iTunes app store is close to 25 billion downloads. One billion apps are being downloaded from the Android market every 30 days. Mobile apps are an emerging market with no end in sight.

University of La Verne students find creative ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

Michael Mora, freshman, walks on a slackline in the University Mall Monday. Mora and three others, including his resident assistant, Albert Trujillo, senior business major, had set up a slackline between two trees and were attempting to walk from one side to the other. Slackline has become recently become popular; it was even featured during the half-time show of Super Bowl XLVI.

The holiday season rings in tradition, food and presents, all of which cost money.