Chicken Charlie: He Fried What?
How a first generation immigrant fried his way to a fair food empire
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Author: Eric Borer
Surviving Displacement
K’lema Burleson transitions from living on the streets to academic success
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Aedes Mosquito: The Day Biter
An African vector invades La Verne’s parks and residences
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Chemistry, Photography & Stained Glass
In his academic field, Mark Nelson deals with the composition, structure, and properties of substances and with the transformations that they undergo. In the art world, it could arguably be said he does the same
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Paying the Price of Freedom
Children’s nickels and dimes added up to buy a La Verne Liberty Bell
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Students Who Proudly Served
Marine veterans Amanda Calhoun and Christopher Livingston balance school and personal life after military service
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Parking Perks and Pains
What you should know about La Verne’s parking
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Trimming Art’s Restrictions
Chris Hart Toovey has changed the definition of art
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Eating in Excellence at The Spot
A new campus dining hall brings fine dining to the University
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Miller Hall: Celebrating a Century
Dorms, offices and rooftop tanning beds: “We shall never forget her: Long may she live unmolested” — Class of 1937, Lambda yearbook
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