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UCR history prof to address Natures conference
Dr. David Biggs, associate history professor at the University of California, Riverside will give a plenary address and a seminar on Feb. 17 for the…
Hundreds celebrate groundbreaking, honor donors for $16 million business school
Tom and Vi Zapara School of Business groundbreaking draws hundreds, including local and state officials, building’s donors are honored. It was a…
La Sierra chamber series to showcase world-class quartet
Two violinists, a violist and a cellist whose performance experiences have taken them around the nation and the world will grace La Sierra’s stage…
La Sierra University to hold groundbreaking for Tom and Vi Zapara School of Business building
La Sierra University will celebrate the first steps toward construction of a new, $16 million business school.
Jazz vocalist Trible to lead Pierce Street concert
Dwight Trible will display his dynamic vocal skills when he headlines the next Pierce Street Jazz concert.
Former San Francisco Symphony conductor, La Sierra clinician to receive award
The La Sierra orchestra will perform a concert honoring Weniger awardees, including Herbert Blomstedt, former San Francisco Symphony conductor and…
Brass Bash to hit La Sierra stage
Trumpet prof Giovanni Santos, film score musician and band leader joins trombonist David Kendall and Brass Quintet this Saturday.
Fight against hunger event brings missions to campus
La Sierra University missions office brings meal-packaging drive to campus. More than 10,000 meals bagged in three hours.
L.A. artist's works bring beautiful chaos to Brandstater
A noted Los Angeles artist who draws upon calamitous events will exhibit her work at Brandstater Gallery.
Digging into stories of an ancient world
Annual archaeology event gives attendees a look into Egypt’s storied past with hands-on labs, lectures, workshops, kids’ dig and banquet.
Writing scholarship offers thousands to high schoolers
La Sierra’s English department is holding its annual scholarship contest for high school students and hopes to lure more competitors.
La Sierra students to spend holiday helping L.A.’s disadvantaged
They could be skiing, or hanging out this holiday break. Instead they will help out those in need in downtown Los Angeles.
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