South Hall: RA Feature

South Hall: RA Feature

Daphne  My name is Daphne Prakash, and I’m currently a fourth-year student double majoring in biological science and chemistry. I'm passionate about scientific research and hope to pursue a Ph.D. that bridges both of these fields in the future. When I’m not in...

Art Between Worlds 

Art Between Worlds 

It was a warm, sticky afternoon in a small cafe in Kuching, Malaysia, far from my classroom back in Riverside, California. Just weeks earlier, I’d been sitting comfortably in South Hall, reading about Malaysia and Singapore and how these countries navigate the...

Honors Movies Recommendations

Honors Movies Recommendations

The following content was derived from Google Form responses from Honors students and faculty members. Quinn McFarland, Class of 2026, English Literature & Art What movie have you recently watched that you enjoyed, or what is one of your favorite movies? A Recent...

PENANG: From a photographer’s LENS

PENANG: From a photographer’s LENS

A compilation of experiences in Penang from the lens of Olivia Genobaga during the Summer of 2024. Looking up at the Kek Lok Si Pagoda from the base of the temple. The pagoda has distinct stories with Thai, Burmese, and Chinese designs. A man polishes a religious...

Honors Spotify Wrapped 2024

Honors Spotify Wrapped 2024

Each December, Spotify releases its Spotify Wrapped, an outline of listeners’ music preferences through their Spotify statistics. For the Fall 2024 issue of the Honorgram, we showcase some of the Honors students’ 2024 music tastes. eddie nguyen, biological...

Freshman Corner: Perservere

Freshman Corner: Perservere

When choosing a college, I knew I wanted a new start. I had gone to school with the same people for many years and I wanted to meet new people. No one from my school had plans to go to La Sierra University so I was excited to come here. My time at La Sierra started...

Singapore: From a Photographer’s Lens

Singapore: From a Photographer’s Lens

A photo essay capturing the Honors Global Cultures: The Experience overseas course through photography. The Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay before its light and sound show. The Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay where plants native to a range of unique habitats...

2024 Seniors: Where are They Going?

2024 Seniors: Where are They Going?

Standing at the end of their undergraduate journey, the class of 2024 eagerly awaits new beginnings. We congratulate our seniors for their hard work within the Honors Program and the university as a whole! Our graduating seniors will be heading to: Voice of Prophecy...

Freshman Corner: A New Journey

Freshman Corner: A New Journey

Wake up. School. Work. Sleep. Repeat. This was the relentless cycle that defined my last years of high school. Days blurred into weeks, weeks into months, and before anyone realized, a year had passed in a haze of routine. But as graduation loomed on the horizon,...

Malaysia and Singapore: Embracing Wonder

Malaysia and Singapore: Embracing Wonder

I thought I was dreaming when I saw Hadassah at the Kuala Lumpur airport. What felt like hundreds of (in all likelihood it was probably a dozen) women with a Hadassah-like haircut had walked past me in my nine-hour layover from Kerala, India, raising and subsequently...

Melaka and Kuala Lumpur: From a Photographer’s Lens

Melaka and Kuala Lumpur: From a Photographer’s Lens

MELAKA Melaka Warrior Monument for Chinese victims of Japanese occupation in Melaka during World War II in Melaka, Malaysia. A Famosa, a fort built by the Portuguese colonists during the 16th century in Melaka, Malaysia. Queen Victoria’s Fountain built in 1901 by the...

Honors Spotify Wrapped 2023

Honors Spotify Wrapped 2023

Each December, Spotify releases its Spotify Wrapped, an outline of listeners' music preferences through their Spotify statistics. For the fall 2023 issue of the Honorgram, we showcase some of the Honors students' 2023 music tastes. Alexandria Falvo, Class of 2025:...

Honors Book Recommendations

Honors Book Recommendations

If you don’t like reading, you’re probably reading the wrong books! In all seriousness, reading the stories of different people in different places and spaces has been critical to the development of my worldview. Literature fostered empathy, deeper understanding of...

Freshman Corner: Redefine

Freshman Corner: Redefine

I have always attended small schools. In elementary, I attended a school with twenty students. Although that number doubled to forty students in high school, I was still surrounded by the same people I grew up with. I knew them and their class standing and whether...

South Hall Reopening: Featuring South Hall RAs

South Hall Reopening: Featuring South Hall RAs

Hello! We are the South Hall Residential Assistants (RAs), Asia and Brian. After three years of closure, South Hall has finally reopened and we’re excited to welcome everyone back with open arms. If you haven’t met us already, keep reading! Asia My first name is...