Mu Phi Epsilon has achieved many great things this year. The fraternity has tripled in size, it was recently awarded “most improved group on campus,” and it was also named “best club” by the student’s choice awards.

During her Tuesday concert in Morgan Auditorium, jazz and blues singer Barbara Morrison had many in the audience dancing in their seats.

With four weeks left of school, I am happy to see a generous amount of culture coming to the campus in the form of music. Since the opening of Morgan Auditorium, the sound of singing has been echoing throughout Founders Hall.

The L.A. Opera Domingo-Thornton Young Artists filled Morgan Auditorium with voices that continued to ring through the room long after the singers finished their final notes on April 16.

Students showcased their musical talents during an April 21 recital in Morgan Auditor­ium presented by music professors Carol Stephenson and Grace Xia Zhao.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. argued in favor of expanding the use of sustainable energy in the United States during his talk last week in Morgan Aud­itorium.

A night of fun, music, and talent filled Morgan Auditorium to the brim with applause and laughter Tuesday as Mu Phi Epsilon awarded their first ever La Verne Idol, Mason Sustayta.

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.

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.

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.