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“An Evening with Brahms” to showcase star talent

Seven top performers will bring the works of Brahms to HMA’s stage in a special chamber concert.

Noted conductor Scott Yoo to lead La Sierra University Orchestra concert

Scott Yoo, who has led orchestras around the world, will direct the La Sierra University Orchestra in a special guest appearance.

Bassist Henry Franklin takes stage at Pierce Street Jazz

Renowned bassist Franklin and his top-flight crew will take the stage for Pierce Street Jazz.

Students save lab, class time with web-enhanced general chem class

Fall quarter featured a new online general chemistry class, with an at-home lab kit.

La Sierra art profs featured in exhibit

Paintings, design, film, etchings and more. View the talent and skill of La Sierra’s art faculty in their annual show.

Author to give reading of lauded debut novel

Amanda Coplin, whose debut novel has garnered much media attention, will read from her work “The Orchardist.”

Business students tally over 2K for afterschool programs

Nearly 100 youngsters at Myra Linn oohed and aahed when an auditorium stage divider was pulled back during a presentation ceremony revealing the…

Former NCAA coach leads La Sierra athletics board

Former NCAA basketball administrator and coach Stan Morrison is bringing his leadership skills to La Sierra’s young athletics board.

Groundbreaking new species paper to aid jungle conservation

Lee Grismer is lead author on a published paper that unveils 7 new species previously believed to be one. The work will aid jungle conservation.

La Sierra offering traditional Candlelight Concert, crèche display

La Sierra’s long-standing, 65-year-old tradition, the Candlelight Concert, will celebrate the joy of the season, along with international crèche…

La Sierra to stage “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”

La Sierra’s Society of Dramatic Arts is showcasing five nights of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” beginning Dec. 1, directed by Shane Wood.