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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.

ASULV officers win unopposed

By Jason D. Cox on April 15, 2011 in News

The Associated Students of University of La Verne announced their newly elected officials – all of whom ran unopposed – last week.

Mark Pinksy, author of “The Gospel According to The Simpsons” and “The Gospel According to Disney,” spoke about his recent book in Morgan Auditorium on March 31. Pinsky has written several books on faith and entertainment. Pinsky is also a contributor to several periodicals, including as USA Today, the New York Times and Christianity Today. / photo by Candice Salazar

Mark Pinsky unveils real Disney in talk

By Candice Salazar, Christina Collins Burton on April 8, 2011 in News

The Wonderful World of Disney was picked apart on Thursday by author Mark Pinsky, who spoke in Morgan Auditorium as part of the star-studded dedication week.

Gabriela Garcia performed the art of the spoken word on April 1 during the La Verne Student Variety Show as part of the Morgan Auditorium Dedication Week. A spoken word artist, Garcia performed such poems as “The World’s Greatest Magician,” which chronicles the story of Medina’s parents as they work to support their family on a tight budget, and “Four Women,” which tells the story of four women, one of which is Garcia, who struggle with intolerance and abusive relationships. The variety show also included comedian Jim Tavaré and musician Kurt Scobie. / photo by Warren Bessant

Variety show brings broad talent to campus

By Amanda Nieto, Warren Bessant on April 8, 2011 in Arts, Etc.

A fantastic mash-up of comedy, music and poetry made for a memorable night in honor of the Morgan Auditorium dedication week at 7:30 p.m. on Friday.

Ann and Steve Morgan cut the ribbon officially dedicating the Ann and Steve Morgan Auditorium Saturday. The Morgans have been longtime supporters of the University of La Verne, even before Steve Morgan became president in 1985. The renovation of the auditorium was funded partially by donors who specifically asked that the auditorium be renamed for the Morgans. Dedication week for the auditorium included numerous performances, speakers and other events. / photo by Warren Bessant

Morgan Auditorium concert closes week of dedications

By Karlie Bettencourt, Warren Bessant on April 8, 2011 in Arts, Etc., Music

The final event for the dedication of Morgan Auditorium took place on Saturday and featured Ann and Steve Morgan opening the concert with gratitude speeches and the audience giving them a standing ovation.

Construction began last week on the largest structure ever built on the University of La Verne campus. President Steve Morgan and President-Select Devorah Lieberman stand together linking the University of La Verne’s past to its future as they participate in the groundbreaking of the new residence hall on March 31. The new residence hall, at D and Second streets, is due to open in the fall of 2012 and will have space for 387 students. University administrators hope the new dorm will attract residential undergraduate students. Lieberman was visiting as one of her monthly visits before she takes office July 1. / photo by David Bess

Presidents break ground for new dorm

By David Bess on April 8, 2011 in News

Construction began last week on the largest structure ever built on the University of La Verne campus.

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