This semester a team of graduate students from the University of La Verne psychology department did a study of online dating among college students, and were surprised with the results the survey brought back.

Joanne Avery is a full-time mom and student at the University of La Verne who dedicates her life to her children and education.

As the end of the school year approaches, students use a variety of methods and tactics to survive these final weeks and conquer it successfully.

Letters to the editor for the week of April 15, 2011.

Starting the first year of college can be exciting and scary. The only way to find out the truth is to experience it.

Finals week can be a stressful time. The exam is often the culmination of everything students have learned in a class.

The campus was quiet with many students gone for the short Thanksgiving break. Because the vacation amounted to only two days off this year, however, many kept their plans local.

The key to unlocking the door to fun is knowing where to look for cheap entertainment. Students who are not from the area may not know of places near La Verne that offer some affordable fun.

In college movies whenever the school team hits the field so do thousands of fans in face paint and school-related attire. At the University of La Verne the school spirit is not nearly that high, at least according to several students surveyed recently.

I was, frankly, shocked to read Cherlynn Clark’s comment in “ULV fills Cal Grant gap” (Oct. 1) that “It upsets me that …the state could have delayed my education.”