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Writers Archives: Claudia Ceja

Captured in the hand of Levy Sun, public information officer for the San Gabriel Vector and Mosquito Control District, a quarter inch long Aedes mosquito is displayed in a magnified box. Aedes mosquitoes are a new species in La Verne that have the potential to serve as a vector for feared tropical diseases. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Aedes Mosquito: The Day Biter

By Christian Shepherd, Claudia Ceja on March 1, 2019 in Featured Content, Features 0

An African vector invades La Verne’s parks and residences

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Sophia Antillon, sophomore chemistry major, lives in a double occupancy room in Studebaker Hanawalt. Antillon says she enjoys the community spirit, but also the privacy and room space. Living with freshmen and juniors, she likes that she engages with people outside of her class. She first lived in the Oaks Residence Hall, but says she now prefers Stu Han for its comfort and positive environment. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Living Together, Friends Forever

By Claudia Ceja, Mulan Novilla on September 7, 2018 in Featured Content, Features 0

Stu-Han lives in the memory of its residents

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Christi Stanford Bowman, Dobbie DeStefani Madeyski, Kris Way Staley and Julia Wheeler are alumnae at the University of La Verne, graduating in the classes of 1984 and 1985. They maintain their close friendship today despite being separated by living in different cities. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Running Through the Halls and Going Back in Time

By Claudia Ceja, Mulan Novilla on September 7, 2018 in Features 0

Former residents share their memories of living in Stu-Han.

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Firas Arodaki, now a graduate student at the University of La Verne, has lent strong support to Syrian refugee families who strive to start new lives in the United States. According to Zandra Wagoner, University of La Verne Interfaith Chaplain, Firas is a treasured “conduit” for families and students, a role that he has played both on and off campus. He serves as the chief financial officer of the American Relief Fund, managing documents and bills for families who have limited English proficiency. Firas also works with the Syrian American Council and has met with Representative Norma Torres to prompt her to co-sponsor a bill that would put sanctions on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. / photo by Claudia Ceja

Forging a Future for Immigrants

By Aryn Plax, Claudia Ceja on February 23, 2018 in Profiles 0

Firas Arodaki fights for Syrian refugees locally and abroad

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