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La Sierra University Music Department Presents Concert Version of Donnizetti Opera

La Sierra University Department of Music presents a concert version of Donizetti's "The Elixir of Love" on Sunday, May 17 at 7 pm, in Hole Memorial…

Kimberly Miller, of LSU’s SIFE team, reports on the team’s activities during the US national competition.

La Sierra University SIFE Team Ranked #3 in Entire United States

La Sierra University's Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) team finished as second-runner up at the 2009 SIFE USA National Exposition finals held in…

Don't miss Mrs. Shakespeare's, "Much Ado About Nothing," a performance as you've never seen it before. May 13, 14, 16, 17 at 8 p.m. in Matheson Hall. Just seven bucks--or $5 if you are LSU student/staff/faculty. Either way it's a bargain. Box office: 951-785-2241.

La Sierra University Drama presents "Much Ado About Nothing"

By Larry Becker Shakespeare as you've never seen it before! Belly dancers, Baghdad, Bussing (that's an old-fashioned word for "kissing"--used here…

Dr. Alvin Rohrs, Students In Free Enterprise President/CEO, announces that Heather Miller, La Sierra University SIFE Faculty Fellow, has been inducted into the SIFE organization’s Hall of Fame.

La Sierra SIFE leader inducted to Hall of Fame

For Heather Miller, involvement in the international Students In Free Enterprise organization presents opportunities to better the world in which she…

La Sierra University senior art major Amy Cronk will exhibit a solo show titled “Image,” in Brandstater Gallery May 11 – 21. The gallery will hold a reception Mon., May 11, 6 – 8 p.m. Cronk’s exhibit, an exploration of the meaning of identity, will consist of 12 to 15 works. The pieces are mixed media, some consisting of oil paintings on wood panels with three-dimensional components and some formed of welded steel.

Self discovery drives artist’s creative works

Some of Amy Cronk's artistic works are several feet in height and width, creating a strong physical presence symbolic of the role a person's form…

LSU SIFE team members Daniel Chinchay and Kimberly Miller practice their presentation parts while faculty fellows Heather Miller and Jodi Cahill listen.

La Sierra team fine-tunes performance for Philly nationals

“Daniel. You're a very good speaker, but sometimes you get into a talk show host voice. Kimmy, be careful you don't slip into a cadence. Robert.…

La Sierra University Opera Theatre presents “Opera Scenes,” Sat., May 2

By Larry Becker La Sierra University Opera Theatre presents “Opera Scenes,” Sat., May 2, 8 p.m., at Hole Memorial Auditorium. Always a favorite,…

Many hours of disciplined practice paid off for La Sierra piano student Akane Iida, a native of Japan. In February she took a first place in the Rio Honda Symphony’s young artist’s competition and will perform with the orchestra on May 3. Her teacher is La Sierra’s Elvin Rodriguez.

Prize-winning pianist headed for symphonic performance

Akane Iida practiced the Mozart piano concerto four to six hours a day for nearly three months, challenged in part with small hands that hindered…

“Adventist Women and the Earth: A Response to Ecofeminism” will take place at the La Sierra University Church. The conference will feature talks, workshops, panels, a film screening, prayer labyrinth and community outreach activities. Keynote speaker and theologian Rosemary Radford Ruether will deliver an address April 25 titled “Ecofeminism and Theology: A Comparative Perspective.”

Ecofeminism, ecology key topics for women’s conference

What responsibilities do women, particularly Seventh-day Adventist women, have toward safeguarding planet Earth? What connection do religious beliefs…