Choosing an Adventist University is one of the most important decisions a student will make, shaping not only their academic future but also their personal growth and professional opportunities. La Sierra University stands out...
Read MoreAt La Sierra University, community is more than a word, it’s something lived every day. In classrooms, around shared meals, during worship, and through acts of service, you feel it in the care students, faculty, and staff show...
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Read MoreWhether you are dorming or commuting to campus, sorting out your meals might be tricky if you aren’t familiar with the La Sierra campus. Follow this quick insider’s guide to meeting all of your food needs, from snacks to meals on and around campus. You might have to focus on completing your homework, but you won’t have to worry about finding food to fuel your study sessions.
Read MoreStarting college comes with many changes, and some of these can affect our mental health. It might seem like you have to deal with your problems on your own now that you are an adult and away from home, but La Sierra is here to support you in every way—including your mental health.
Read MoreIf you are nervous about dorming on campus, or deciding if dorming is right for you, look no further. Here are the top 5 reasons why you should be dorming at La Sierra University this year.
Read MoreRiverside, I’ve found, is a rather large city with a lot of hidden gems. The key to finding these gems is knowing where to look. One safe bet is that Downtown Riverside will always have something lively going on. I stumbled upon the Riverside Arts Walk one Thursday evening a few years ago. My friend happened to be running late and, like good friends, we waited for her. Long story short, we missed most of the event; we were only able to attend for the last 30 minutes. I saw enough to know that it was an event that I wanted to revisit someday.
Read MoreFood service is more than a college job to Mylon (manager of The Commons) and Adam (student supervisor of the Eagle’s Nest). Both have a passion for food. Mylon worked his way up from dishwasher to cook to manager. Adam may attend culinary school after he graduates.
Read MoreMandy Shultz From: El Cajon, CA Major: English-Writing Involvements: Assistant coordinator for...
Read MoreJesus “Chuy” Moreno From: Torrance, CA Major: Business Administration, MBA in Human Resources, MBA...
Read MoreIsai Moran From: Orange County, CA Major: Religious Studies/Pre-seminary Involvements: Chapel...
Read MoreMajor: Biology/Pre-Veterinary Medicine
From: Rosemead, CA
8:23 am. Finally rolled myself out of bed to get ready for the day!
9 am. Rushed to my Developmental Biology class. My stomach lectured me the entire hour for skipping breakfast. How embarrassing.
