by kjan786 | May 23, 2025 | Featured, Issue, Winter 2025, Winter 2025 Featured
During this winter quarter, we had the wonderful opportunity to meet and speak with Dr. Katherine Koh, a historian of the Christian Reformation and current chair of the Department of History, Politics, and Sociology at La Sierra University. Koh joined the Honors...
by Contributing Author | May 23, 2025 | Featured, Issue, Winter 2025, Winter 2025 Featured
They say eyes are the window to the soul, but in Asia this summer, I realized they’re more similar to X-ray machines. My Asian features seemed to give me temporary invisibility until I was joined by another person of a different ethnicity, turning us into a... by Contributing Author | May 23, 2025 | Featured, Issue, Winter 2025, Winter 2025 Featured
Despite being a small institution, La Sierra University’s undergraduate research labs have consistently given students opportunities to participate in published research. Particularly, students within the Honors Program consistently produce meaningful research each...
by Contributing Author | Dec 10, 2024 | Fall 2024, Fall 2024 Featured, Featured, Issue
I had the opportunity to meet with alumna Rebecca Barcelo ’11 to discuss her inspiring journey of service and leadership. Barcelo has devoted recent years to restoring dignity and hope to the unhoused. From organizing clinics with volunteers to leading...
by Contributing Author | Dec 10, 2024 | Fall 2024, Fall 2024 Featured, Featured, Issue
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...
by Contributing Author | Dec 10, 2024 | Fall 2024, Fall 2024 Featured, Featured, Issue
I had the opportunity to speak with fourth-year biology/biomedical science major Caleb Kim and fourth-year history major Nyla Provost. Both Kim and Provost are part of the Honors class of 2025 and have been involved in the Student Association of La Sierra University...