The La Sierra University Board of Trustees has reaffirmed the school’s foundational
commitments as a Seventh-day Adventist institution of higher education with particular
focus on the Church’s official doctrine of creation. Read More.
Listen to the fascinating story of Petra, the
"rose red city half as old as time." Sample Middle Eastern sweets. Get a close-up
look at ancient Roman glass, fix broken ceramic pots and step into a scene from
Bedouin life. These activities and more await visitors attending La Sierra's "Archaeology Discovery Weekend," Nov. 14-15.
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Nearly 100 business students converged
on the LSU Alumni Center Oct. 29 to meet representatives from approximately
37 companies. The students handed out resumes and honed their business
networking skills. Read More.
Film producer, writer and director Lee David Zlotoff,
who also created the "MacGyver" television series, will screen his 1996 award-winning film
"The Spitfire Grill" on Monday, Nov. 16, 7 p.m., in Matheson Hall. Admission is free!
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La Sierra's freshman class is making
inroads at the university, intent on getting involved in various aspects
of campus life. At right, incoming freshmen kick it up during IGNITE
orientation activities. Read More.
Southern California photographer Michael
J. Elderman will take viewers inside the restoration and renovation of one of
Riverside's cultural and architectural treasures. Read More.
"Kevin" Phung Nguyen left his family
and close friends four years ago for a better education at an Anaheim private
school. But his life took an unexpected turn when he decided to enroll at
La Sierra University where he discovered Christianity and Seventh-day Adventism.
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Suzanne Mallery has created a blog with updates of Honors class adventures. Each student was assigned one day of reporting with text and photos for the blog. You will find on the home page numerous links to places the group visited while in Turkey.
A La Sierra University education delivers a return on investment that can last a lifetime. More than 90 percent of La Sierra students receive some form of financial assistance. Click here to learn about financial aid opportunities.
La Sierra University is educating students, faculty, and staff on how to reduce the risk of H1N1 Flu and has plans which will be put into action if cases are reported. “The first priority is the health and safety of our students,” says President Randal Wisbey.