![Freshman Corner: A Moment of inquiry]()
by Contributing Author | Feb 6, 2023 | Fall 2022, Issue
Peering at the sky I ask myself a question What is my future? As of now, it has been approximately 173 hours since I last set foot on campus, a duration much longer than what I usually enjoy during the weekend at home. While I no longer wield my “never caughtCOVID... ![Alumni Spotlight: Shannon Grewal, Dental Student at University of Michigan]()
by Contributing Author | Feb 6, 2023 | Fall 2022, Issue
I had the pleasure of interviewing Shannon Grewal, a 2021 La Sierra University Honors Program alumni. She is currently completing her second year of dental school at the University of Michigan. Grewal’s personal experiences with dentistry in her youth... ![the famous malaysia/singapore trip: post-pandemic edition]()
by Contributing Author | Feb 6, 2023 | Fall 2022, Fall 2022 Featured, Featured, Issue
During the summer of 2022, our Honors students (Classes of 2023 and 2024) were blessed with the opportunity to travel internationally since 2019. Immerse yourself into their journeys through the accounts of two of our juniors and seniors. snapshot: an evening in... ![“Semper Fidelis—Always Faithful”: A Humble Thanksgiving]()
by Contributing Author | Feb 6, 2023 | Fall 2022, Issue
For many people, Thanksgiving is a beautiful time for all to come together with their friends and family to reflect on what they are thankful for throughout the year. In 2022, I experienced my most meaningful Thanksgiving to date. It all started with flying into... ![No Summer bummers: what did honors do over the summer?]()
by Contributing Author | Feb 6, 2023 | Fall 2022, Issue
As we, Honors students know, life can get busy. With this business of life comes the vitality of breaks. Everyone needs a break from school to get away, try something new, or simply rest. So, what did our summer breaks look like? Here are a few things that members of... ![Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Richard Guy]()
by | Oct 3, 2022 | Issue, Spring 2022
Over Christmas break, I had the pleasure of learning a bit more about Dr. Richard Guy, and now I have the pleasure of sharing what I learned with you! Dr. Guy is currently transitioning from Caltech to UCLA to expand the earthquake-monitoring project he has managed...
