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Bart Ehman, a distinguished professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina delivers his lecture, “Is the New Testament Forged? The Surprising Claims of Biblical Scholars.” In the lecture Ehman discussed his research into the origins of the New Testament. Ehman believes that 1 Peter and 2 Peter in the New Testament, thought to have been written by the Apostle Peter, could not have been written by him. The location of Peter’s birth meant he could not have been fluent in Greek, the language in which the original text was written, Ehman said. In addition Ehman said that pieces of non-Biblical literature, such as those claimed to be written by Clement I, were also forged. Ehman has written four New York Bestsellers, including “Jesus Interrupted,” “God’s Problem,” “Misquoting God” and his most resent bestseller “Forged.” / photo by Cameron Barr

Lecture challenges New Testament legitimacy

By Cameron Barr on November 11, 2011 in News

Bart Ehman, a distinguished professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina delivers his lecture, “Is the New Testament Forged? The Surprising Claims of Biblical Scholars.”

President Devorah Lieberman thanks her family, including her husband, Roger Auerbach, for their support at her inauguration Friday. She is the University’s first woman president. / Zachary Horton

Devorah Lieberman is inaugurated as La Verne’s 18th president

By Branden del Rio, Zachary Horton on October 28, 2011 in News

Speakers at the inauguration of President Devorah Lieberman praised her accomplishments and welcomed her to the community, but in her speech Lieberman focused on the past, present and future of the University.

Law school could lose standing

By Jason D. Cox on May 20, 2011 in News

University of La Verne’s College of Law received news on May 1 that it was not recommended for full American Bar Association Accreditation approval.

University of La Verne President Steve Morgan is retiring after serving the school since 1985. During Morgan’s 26-year tenure, the university’s assets grew from $27 million to more than $100 million and the public administration, legal studies, athletic training and doctor of psychology programs earned national accreditation. Morgan is also a La Verne alumnus, class of 1968, having earned his bachelor’s degree in social sciences at La Verne College. / photo by Allison Lavelle

Morgan reflects on the last 26 years

By Allison Lavelle, Kristen Campbell on May 20, 2011 in News

As President Stephen Morgan finishes the final months of his 26-year presidency, he reflects on how he has changed the University of La Verne and how it has changed him.

A wish list for our new president

By Campus Times Editorial Board on May 20, 2011 in Editorials, Opinions

As the year comes to a close, we are saying goodbye to President Steve Morgan, who has been leading the University of La Verne for the last 26 years. On July 1, President-Select Devorah Lieberman will take over and begin her presidency.

Ann and Steve Morgan were honored by the University of La Verne and the community for their contributions during the last 26 years at the Out the Door Barbecue last Saturday in Sneaky Park. The Morgans were presented with several gifts from guests that included a handmade rocking chair, bobblehead dolls, a trophy and LeoFM sweatshirts./ photo by Candice Salazar

ULV bids farewell to the Morgans with send-off barbecue

By Candice Salazar, Genesis Miranda on May 20, 2011 in LV Life

A host of speakers, friends and community members – many donning cowboy hats, bandanas and boots – showed up to bid a final farewell to the Morgans at the Western themed “Out the Door” Barbecue Saturday.

Brazilian students share American experiences

By Blake Humphrey on May 20, 2011 in News

Three women from Brazil, who are currently students at the University of La Verne, shared their American experience with the La Verne community on Monday.

Retirement options may stay intact

By Lauren Creiman on May 13, 2011 in News

Administrators’ recent decision to change the retirement plan for all University employees is expected to be reversed, in light of strong opposition by faculty, who objected to the fact that such a decision was made without their consultation.

President Steve Morgan honors his wife, Ann Morgan, at the Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony last Friday in the Athletic Pavilion. The ceremony honored long standing members of the faculty and staff as well as those newly promoted. The awards included those for excellence in service as well as those for longevity. Those retiring, including President Morgan also were honored. / photo by: Warren Bessant

Ceremony honors faculty, staff service

By Blake Humphrey, Warren Bessant on May 13, 2011 in News

The Annual Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony was filled with laughs as the University community honored its employees for excellence and longevity of service last week in the Athletics Pavilion.

Dr. William Donald Clague, shown here in 1997, died March 20 at the age of 90 of natural causes. Celebrated professor and administrator at the University of La Verne, Dr. Clague was the founder of La Verne College of Law and helped create the School of Continuing Education. / file photo by Shelby Wertz

Esteemed professor and dean Donald Clague dies

By Lauren Creiman, Shelby Wertz on April 29, 2011 in News

Dr. William Donald Clague, esteemed professor and administrator at the University of La Verne, has died of natural causes. He was 90.

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