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Students chill with coffee, cookies and company of friends

Jan 14, 2025 | lvcampustimes.org | Emma Gonzalez |Anthony Eramya

Emma GonzalezStaff WriterAround 215 students showed up for the Coffee, Cookies and Chill event sponsored by the Campus Activities Board event at 11 a.m. on Nov. 21 at Sneaky Park. The event was created to relieve stress for students, as finals are approaching at the end of the semester. Christmas music played in the background as tan and pink crewnecks were handed to students. There were aromatherapy bracelets, cookies and iced coffee from Coffee by Sergio.
Student chill with coffee, cookies and company of friends

Dec 6, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Emma Gonzalez |Anthony Eramya

Emma GonzalezStaff WriterAround 215 students showed up for the Coffee, Cookies and Chill event sponsored by the Campus Activities Board event at 11 a.m. on Nov. 21 at Sneaky Park. The event was created to relieve stress for students, as finals are approaching at the end of the semester. Christmas music played in the background as tan and pink crewnecks were handed to students. There were aromatherapy bracelets, cookies and iced coffee from Coffee by Sergio.
Finding the best bagel: A hole-ly satisfying quest

Nov 22, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Ethan Anderson |Anthony Eramya

Ethan AndersonAssistant EditorWith final exams and grades approaching, nothing says comfort food like a fresh breakfast bagel sandwich. Fortunately the community has several options within a five-mile radius of the University of La Verne. I tried five of the closest popular bagel spots, searching for the best. To ensure fair judging, I ordered the same thing at each location. Closest to the University is Miss Donuts and Bagels on the corner of D Street and Bonita Avenue.
Tongva tribe member honors history

Nov 15, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Anthony Eramya

LV Life With a sage bundle and eagle feather in each hand, Dan Kennan, adjunct professor of sociology, sages the students and faculty who attended the sage gathering and blessing event April 12 in front of the Ludwick Center.
Law school lecture explores employment and AI

Nov 8, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Ethan Anderson |Anthony Eramya

Ethan AndersonAssistant EditorAnnie Bui, a generative AI expert; Dan Munsey, San Bernardino County’s fire chief, and Steven Haskins, a public administration innovator, presented a lecture titled “AI and Gen AI in Law and Public Service: Current State and Future Outlook,” on Wednesday at the College of Law and Public Service in Ontario before an audience of about 40 people.
Sage blessing ceremony represents local indigenous community

Nov 1, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Anthony Eramya

For the first “What Matters to Me and Why” talk of the semester Veronica Escoffery-Runnels, associate professor, school psychology and program chair of educational counseling, spoke about the importance of choosing one’s words carefully.
Author sheds light on intersex community

Oct 25, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Jordan Alcasas |Anthony Eramya

Jordan AlcasasNews EditorAuthor Pidgeon Pagonis discussed their book – “Nobody Needs to Know: A Memoir,” which is about their journey as an intersex person – during the annual One Book, One University lecture Wednesday. All freshmen at the University are reading Pagonis’s book in their writing classes this semester. Pagonis lectured twice on Wednesday, once for the freshman writing classes in the Sports Science and Athletic Pavilion, and again for the entire community in Morgan Auditorium.
Indiana Jones Scavenger Hunt

Oct 11, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Anthony Eramya

The Campus Activities Board held Homecoming Illuminations on Monday in the Campus Center Ballroom. Around 30 people attended the event to hear who was nominated to a spot in this year’s Court of Leos.
Market Day highlights local small businesses

Sep 27, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Anthony Eramya

Arts, Etc. A group of stand-up comedians performed at Nambah Coffee in downtown La Verne on Saturday at Belly Laughs, a fundraiser for United Collective. Dining La Verne pours it up at Wine Walk La Verne hosted its 10th annual La Verne Wine Walk on Saturday. Residents enjoyed rich pours of red and white wines, as well as delicious foods from more than 30 local businesses in downtown La Verne.
Students explore majors at fair

Sep 13, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Justin Ries |Anthony Eramya

Justin RiesStaff WriterThe University held an Academic Exploration Fair Tuesday in the Abraham Campus Center. The Fair was designed for newer students who have yet to choose a major. Professors from the various programs and majors were on hand to share and answer questions. “I (showed up) to learn as much as I can about the other departments on campus and see if I have any interest in changes,” sophomore kinesiology major Lucas Aguilera said.