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Under cool, cloudy skies that eventually gave way to the sun, roughly 250 La Sierra University alumni, current and former leaders, campus, and community

Unexpected opportunities can alter the best-laid plans. For Lawrence Steven Dorsey III, known as Steve, a chance to speak at the California State Capitol last

La Sierra University celebrates its remarkable and arduous beginnings in 1922 and its metamorphic growth over the ensuing century with a yearlong series of

The election of Sandra E. Roberts as executive secretary by the delegates at the 31st quinquennial constituency session of the Pacific Union Conference makes her the first ordained woman to hold this position in the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

A Little Good News for Adventist Higher Education in the U.S. Written by:  January 21, 2021 You’ve probably heard about the bad news: Undergraduate enrollments were down nationwide in fall 2020, with first-time freshmen down 13% nationwide. While graduate enrollments were actually up a bit, overall enrollment nationwide still fell 2.5%. As Spectrumreported in November, total enrollment at Adventist campuses in the NAD was down 4.3%, while first-year students were down almost 11%. Drops like this mean less income, and some campuses also have nearly empty residence and dining halls, due to ...