Writers Archives: Helen Arase

The driver’s wide view of the lakebed from The Patton Steel Special is low and cramped. On the 1.3 mile course at El Mirage, Dave reaches roughly 250 miles per hour. On the five-mile race course at Bonneville Salt Flats, his goal is to break 300 miles per hour. / photo by Helen Arase

Flight on wheels

By Helen Arase, Karla Rendon on April 22, 2016 in Features

Dave Isley drives with speed and races the clock

Photography Editor Helen Arase stood on the corner of D Street and Third Street, armed with a poster-size print of the original photograph for visual comparison, to take a digital photograph on Oct. 20, 2015. Using Adobe Photoshop, Helen layered the modern photograph over a scan of the original darkroom print from the 1950s. University of La Verne Archivist Ben Jenkins maintains the archives and records where the original photograph is stored. / photo illustration by Helen Arase

From corner to corner

By Helen Arase on April 22, 2016 in Features

A look at La Verne now and then

From the editor

By Cody Luk, Helen Arase on April 22, 2016 in From the Editor

I’ve always been a curious person who is obsessed with knowing stories and having knowledge on really anything—from practical information to meaningless trivia.

Juli Minoves-Triquell accepted the assistant professor of political science position and director of international studies institute in 2012, while teaching in Paris. He has a collection of photographs in his office, which is located in Founders Hall. / photo by Helen Arase

A passion for diplomacy and democracy

By Helen Arase, Yaya Pineda on September 11, 2015 in Profiles

Juli Minoves-Triquell talks about his journey into the world of politics

From the Editor

By Elizabeth Oritz, Helen Arase on September 11, 2015 in From the Editor

Books have always been my escape from reality. For me, they were always the cheapest form of travel and a valuable form of education.

Harrison McIntosh’s undated bottle made of stoneware was on display from Sept. 13 to Oct. 26, 2014, at the American Museum of Ceramic Art as part of HM100: “A Century Through the Life of Harrison McIntosh.” / photo by Helen Arase

Influencing a century

By Elizabeth Ortiz, Helen Arase on April 24, 2015 in Profiles

The art community salutes Harrison McIntosh.

Interim Provost Jonathan Reed is also an archeologist. At home he enjoys gardening and cooking with his wife, Annette. / photo by Helen Arase

Professor to provost

By Alejandra Aguilar, Helen Arase on September 5, 2014 in Profiles

Jonathan Reed takes the reins at University of La Verne

In the spirit of the Radiotron, a Los Angeles youth center that inspired Hip Hop School of Arts Executive Director Julio “Lil’ Cesar” Rivas to open his own Pomona school, the new generation of world famous Air Force Crew dancers, (from left to right) Soetan Osifeso, Cesar, Jose Carrera and Robert Torres, practice in the HHSA B-boy room. / photo by Helen Arase

Lockin’ toward success

By Helen Arase, Katie Madden on May 16, 2014 in Features

Hip-hop brings peace, love and unity to Pomona

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