Life After the Lion’s Den
The notion of good health and longevity reigns widely in the United States, often overlooking those struggling with poor health and disease. Many may not realize how fortunate they are…
From Dream to Reality
When I first learned I was accepted into the Criminal Justice program at La Sierra University, I wanted to be a Forensic Scientist. As I began my classes, though, I had no idea what was in store for me in both my personal and academic lives.
Stepping Stones
One of the most nerve-wracking things I’ve ever done was argue my fictional client’s Motion for Summary Judgment in front of the whole class during my third year of law school.
At the Crossroads of Faith and Basketball
For Saladine Ganda, the circuitous trek from his native country on the western coast of Central Africa to study and play basketball at La Sierra University was the consequence of divine guidance.
The Hills Are Alive: A beloved musical returned to La Sierra
“How do you solve a problem like Maria? How do you catch a cloud and pin it down?” The Sound of Music—the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical that...
Stranded in Arizona: Writing instructor teaches students from afar
If one is required to shelter in place during the coronavirus pandemic, an RV in the pine forests of Arizona may prove to be the perfect sanctuary.
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