Junior baseball player Tim Ralston parks in parking lot Q daily because it is so close to the team’s batting cages.

With the West Campus project moving forward, the softball and baseball teams will finally have their own fields to call home.

With the track and field season officially starting in February, the coaching staff for track and field is preparing by ordering the necessary equipment for meets.

With Vista La Verne and the Campus Center exceeding the City of La Verne’s height restriction, the city implemented additional fees, or taxes, to the University of La Verne to pay for fire and other public services required for these buildings.

After nine months of anticipation the refurbishment of Ortmayer Stadium is finally complete.

Among the changes on campus to accommodate the historically high number of traditional undergraduates, Davenport Dining Hall has undergone some renovations.

The $4 million project of refurbishing Ortmayer Stadium has been long awaited. For onlookers now it looks like a huge dirt field – but soon that dirt field will become home to all of La Verne’s field sports.

Rainfall soaked most of Ortmayer Stadium on Sunday, stalling the field’s renovation while water was drained from the site.

In fall semester 377 lucky students will have the chance to engage in a new housing experience. The new residence hall that has been under construction since summer 2011 is expected to change the way people view the University of La Verne.

Construction begins on the Ortmayer Stadium renovation project.