Freshmen Dylan Perugia and Jose Rojas sit under the leopard statue in Sneaky Park singing Christmas tunes on a rainy Monday while students walk by.

To celebrate the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, the Hillel Jewish culture club held an event in Sneaky Park on Wednesday.

Students swayed and chanted to the ska rock band Starpool. On Sept. 21, the ska rock reggae band performed on the University of La Verne campus at Sneaky Park.

Laughter and music echoed throughout Sneaky Park, bringing faculty, alumni, students and their families together as the College of Business and Public Management hosted their first department barbecue.

A host of speakers, friends and community members – many donning cowboy hats, bandanas and boots – showed up to bid a final farewell to the Morgans at the Western themed “Out the Door” Barbecue Saturday.

The University of La Verne played host to Blood Bank Mixed Martial Arts academy, which set up shop in Sneaky Park this week to raise awareness of martial arts and the benefits participation offers.

The Campus Activities Board sponsored “One Day Without Shoes” on Tuesday. The event was created by footwear company TOMS Shoes to promote awareness for less fortunate children who cannot afford shoes.

Singles were able to toss away their worries of being alone and having no plans on Valentine’s Day because Singles Awareness Day, an event held by the Campus Activities Board.Organizers gave single students a chance to celebrate themselves and feel involved on the predominantly couple-oriented holiday.

The god of fortune, as portrayed by Sydney Wang, proclaims the Year of the Rabbit at the Chinese New Year Celebration by handing out treasure-filled envelopes to many lucky onlookers, who gathered for the event, Feb. 3 in Sneaky Park. / photo by David Bess