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Statement of Condemnation, Confession, and Call for Sacred Conversation and Confrontation
The HMS Richards Divinity School, as the soul of La Sierra University’s mission to seek truth, love God and serve others, offers the following…
Humans of La Sierra: Brady Clark
My name is Brady Clark,and I am a graduate student in the School of Education. La Sierra University has been my home for the past eight years. I…
10% Happier, Fruit of the Drunken Tree, and More
Book Suggestions From Faculty, Students, and Alumni.
This week's books are:
Being Mortal, To All the Boys I've Loved Before
Book suggestions from Faculty, Students, and Alumni.
This week we're bringing in a range from YA fiction and romance to spirituality and…
Humans of La Sierra: Anna Clark
Hey friends! My name is Anna, and I am finishing up my third year pursuing Social Work. I am so passionate about helping others and empowering our…
Introducing our Weekly Book List
"We're excited to share our campus-wide reading list! Each week we will be featuring a mix from your favorite professors to students of all majors.…
The Martian, Atomic Habits, and More
Book suggestions from Faculty, Students, and Alumni.
We're excited to share our campus-wide reading list! Each week we will be featuring a mix…
Humans of La Sierra: Taylor Armstrong
Hey y’all! I’m a senior who just finished this past winter quarter, and as finals week was upon us and I started hearing about schools closing, I got…
La Sierra Together: Ialiyah Hill
It all happened too fast to even remember. All I can remember is hearing reports that there were about thirty cases in California. Of all the people…
La Sierra Together: Kiani Belgrave
These strange times are leaving a lot of people's questions unanswered. How long will this last? When will things be back to normal? When can I work…
Humans of La Sierra: Glaucia Monteiro
I was studying abroad in France, when I first heard of COVID19, we were trying not to panic while we tried to continue to live each day like we…
What to Expect: Music
How the Music Department and the department’s chair, Professor Dean Anderson, are planning to ensure music students learn from afar.