HMO, Team USA
La Verne professor Paul Alvarez will once again be part of the medical staff for Americans at World University Games, in Russia.
Winter/Spring 2011
Steve Morgan
As the embodiment of the University of La Verne for the past 26 years, Steve Morgan ’68 has demonstrated that the best way to provide stability and security is to keep moving — forward.
Spot On
Steve Morgan is a tough act to follow, but Devorah Lieberman, the university’s next president, is just the person to do it.
Going Out on a High Note
As the university’s most prolific president approached retirement, the gloriously renovated theater in Founders Hall reopened with a new name in tribute: The Ann & Steve Morgan Auditorium.
Dynamic Digs
The university’s new residence hall will be the largest structure ever built on the property, accommodate 387 students, and is intended to completely change the feel of life on campus.
Got College?
Local junior high school students and their parents spend a day at La Verne and discover that a college education is well within their reach.
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