Ethan Anderson

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.

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.

Nov 8, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Ethan Anderson |Jonas Holt

Ethan AndersonAssistant EditorThe Leopards had themselves a remarkable senior night on Nov. 1, winning over the Bethesda Lion Angels, 9-1. There were 75 spectators at Ortmayer Stadium in support of the team and its 10 seniors for their final game of the 2024 season. The seniors made all the difference in this matchup, scoring all nine goals. Despite the final score, the Leopards came out rather flat in the first half.

Oct 25, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Ethan Anderson |Jonas Holt

Ethan AndersonAssistant EditorThe Leopards won a hard-fought Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference match against the Chapman Panthers on Wednesday evening at Ortmayer Stadium, ending in a 2-0 clean sheet shutout. Fifty spread out fans were in attendance at Ortmayer Stadium. Another 10 were in an unofficial student section behind the south net. The match started with the ball seeming to find a home on the Leopards’ defensive side of the field.

Oct 11, 2024 | lvcampustimes.org | Ethan Anderson |Jonas Holt

Ethan AndersonAssistant EditorLa Verne went head-to-head with the United States Air Force Academy on Saturday morning in game three of the Gary Troyer Tournament at the La Verne Aquatic Center. The Leopards were unable to pull off the upset, losing 18-11. La Verne entered the match riding high after two wins against UC Merced and Johns Hopkins to start the tournament. The Leopards were hoping to carry that momentum into the David-versus-Goliath matchup in front of about 100 spectators.