Michelle was excited for the gift list she made this year! She had just moved into a new apartment and she made a very organized list that was sent to everyone. Artwork, plants, a new dish set…she wanted to make sure she got everything she wanted. In this process, Michelle started to feel anxious. …
Javel Walcott was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he lived with his mother, grandmother, and step-grandfather. Although he was raised in a Seventh-day Adventist home, the church did not interest him, primarily because he did not fully understand its concept at such a young age. It wasn’t until he turned ten years old …
By now you know, Washington Adventist University’s special giving campaigns, WAU Sabbath and #GivingTuesday, launched last week. Many saw the promotion for these days but do we really know what they’re about? Tanya Sweeney has all the answers! Tanya is a kind, friendly face in the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations. She works with …
A Lesson of Gratitude | Written by: Estephanie Sequeira G-R-A-T-I-T-U-D-E, a word that we come across in our daily lives. From an early age, one is taught to be grateful. However, what does it mean to be thankful, genuinely? – Winter was right around the corner, and all Synthia wanted was to buy a pair …
Nuha Taweel is a woman who gave her entire heart to Washington Adventist University’s kitchen; A place she can call her second home. Her journey working at this University to her recent retirement in August is a reminder to us that God sees us. Each aspect of our lives is essential to Him, the large …
Written by: Estephanie Sequeira Red—a color that signifies strength, power or determination, and in many aspects, a warning sign. This past month, The Red Flag Campaign took place, where red flags were displayed in the university—in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month. Here at Washington Adventist University, the primary goal is to be an outlet …
Written by: Estephanie Sequeira Bethany Sheridan is currently a junior at Washington Adventist University pursuing her dream, a degree in social work. She particularly chose to study social work for two primary reasons: First, because it was personal, some of her closest friends and family were sexually assaulted, and their stories impacted her decision. What …
Dr. Daniel Lau is a concert pianist, and the current chair of the Music Department at Washington Adventist University. He is married to mezzo-soprano Kyle Engler, who teaches at McDaniel College, and has a thirteen-year old daughter named Channing. His boxer-beagle dog named Kodi, and his three cats Moxie, Creamsicle, and Luna are also a …
An interview with Washington Adventist University President, Dr. Weymouth Spence. Following the death of Elijah Cummings, I sat down with President Weymouth Spence (PWS) to hear his thoughts on the life and legacy of the U.S. House of Representatives for Maryland’s 7th Congressional District and honored civil rights leader. RC: What …
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Dr. Denise Hinds is the chair of the Health Wellness and Physical Education department at Washington Adventist University. Growing up, she wanted to become a pediatrician, due to her love for infants. Dr. Hinds mentioned that whenever her mother would search for her after church, she’d always find her tending to the babies. Thus, her …