During the City of Claremont’s Public Comment Period for South Village Partners’ Village South Townhome Project, which ended on July 20, feedback was generally unfavorable.
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Student Wellness Center hosts HOPE Sign event for Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Oscar Arellano was drawn to the sign spelling out “HOPE” that stood next to booths set up by the Student Wellness Center. Sentiments such as
Could mandatory counseling help students avoid transfer mistakes?
Students can earn strong grades and complete the coursework needed to transfer, but mistakes on applications or failing to meet with a counselor can still
La Verne residents evacuated as lithium battery fire breaks out
The city of La Verne issued multiple evacuation and shelter-in-place warnings on Tuesday after a fire broke out in a battery storage unit at the
Don’t forget discounts!
‘Back to school’ season isn’t cheap. However, students can make it somewhat affordable with student discounts. Not only can students get cheaper meals at local
Scheduled lockdown on Tuesday
A campus-wide lockdown drill will take place on Sept. 22. The time frame for the drill is 10 a.m. to noon, but the drill itself
“IT’S SHAMEFUL”: Tensions rise in Board of Trustees meeting as union negotiation breaks down
Correction: a previous version of this story contained inaccurate information regarding the money spent on the college’s rebranding effort. The dollar amount spent was $112,750.
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