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K’lema retells one of the many anxious nights she had, including a night where she was stopped by a police officer after “dumping,” a slang term used for emptying the van toilet. / photo by Celeste Drake

Surviving Displacement

By Celeste Drake on March 1, 2019 in Featured Content, Profiles 0

K’lema Burleson transitions from living on the streets to academic success

Many of Mark Nelson’s creations are displayed throughout his Claremont home. Some are large framed pieces while others (pictured) provide small pops of color around his environment. He often includes smaller pieces in his family’s secret Santa Christmas exchange. / photo by Kayla Salas

Chemistry, Photography & Stained Glass

By Hailey Helms, Kayla Salas on March 1, 2019 in Profiles 0

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

When Amanda Calhoun, kinesiology major, left the Marines in 2015, she thought about her life. “As a kid, I wanted to be a social worker to help kids like me. My personality type likes to help people; it’s therapeutic for me.” / photo by Ariel Torres

Students Who Proudly Served

By Ariel Torres, Natasha Brennan on March 1, 2019 in Profiles 0

Marine veterans Amanda Calhoun and Christopher Livingston balance school and personal life after military service

Clive Houston-Brown, vice president of human resources, information technology, facilities and safety, headed the planning and building of the five-story parking structure that opened Aug. 1, 2016. The project is personal to him, and he proudly watches over the complex like a proud parent. He told the reporting team that he wants to warn students about the consequences of causing the triggering of the earthquake sensors in the elevators and the cost of repairing them, which comes from student tuition. / photo by Veronyca Norcia

Parking Perks and Pains

By Ashley Mubiru, Veronyca Norcia on March 1, 2019 in Features 0

What you should know about La Verne’s parking

The Spot is connected to the new Citrus Hall and features an upscale, contemporary look with new technology that offers guests a step-up from the old Davenport Dining Hall. Seating areas take place in two patio areas, one northwest and one northeast. / photo by Jaren Cyrus

Eating in Excellence at The Spot

By Jaren Cyrus, Jocelyn Arceo on March 1, 2019 in Features 0

A new campus dining hall brings fine dining to the University

Six pillars guard the door of Miller Hall at the University of La Verne and support a century of memories shared by hundreds of alumni, administrators and faculty. / photo by Melody Blazauskas

Miller Hall: Celebrating a Century

By Melody Blazauskas, Shaikha Almawlani, University of La Verne Archives on March 1, 2019 in Features 0

Dorms, offices and rooftop tanning beds: “We shall never forget her: Long may she live unmolested” — Class of 1937, Lambda yearbook

The University of La Verne’s Center for Veteran Student Success. / photo by Ariel Torres

Making ULV a Home for Veterans

By Ariel Torres, Natasha Brennan on March 1, 2019 in Features 0

For three years, Diana Towles, coordinator of veterans student success at the University of La Verne, has worked diligently to establish the Veterans Student Success Center on campus

Julie AbiGhanem feels the rustic cross in her backyard from an antique store in Morro Bay. Christianity was an outlet for her growing up, and she believes God was the one protecting her through every tribulation she experienced. / photo by Layla Abbas

The War Behind Her – Almost

By Layla Abbas on March 1, 2019 in Profiles 0

From leaping over Lebanese land mines to teaching at La Verne, Julie AbiGhanem has led a harrowing journey

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