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In need of some study inspo? We’ve got you covered! 📚🩺As exam season continues, we’re bringing you words of wisdom from ...
10/18/2026

In need of some study inspo? We’ve got you covered! 📚🩺

As exam season continues, we’re bringing you words of wisdom from our experienced faculty who have been in your shoes. ❤️ From the study strategies that helped them succeed in nursing school to the lessons they’ve carried into their careers, they’re sharing advice to help today’s nursing students navigate exams with confidence.

Remember to give yourself grace, find the study methods that work best for you, and keep your goals in sight. Every challenge is an opportunity to learn and grow!

You’re capable of more than you think. Keep going, future nurses! ✨

Sabbath gives us permission to stop hurrying and let God lead us into rest. For nurses, students, and caregivers, the pa...
10/17/2026

Sabbath gives us permission to stop hurrying and let God lead us into rest. For nurses, students, and caregivers, the pace of life can make stillness feel unfamiliar. Yet Scripture reminds us that the Shepherd does not only guide us toward purpose. He also leads us toward renewal.

“He leads me beside quiet waters, he refreshes my soul.” — Psalm 23:2–3

This is a beautiful picture of God’s care. Quiet waters do not demand anything from us. They simply invite us to be still, to breathe, and to receive. Sabbath becomes a place where the soul is refreshed and the heart can settle again.

Sabbath invitation:
1. Find one quiet moment today to simply rest.
2. Notice where God is bringing peace.
3. Ask Him to refresh what has been drained.

May this Sabbath restore your soul and remind you that God leads with gentleness.

Did you see LLUSN on CBS Los Angeles today?Our dean, Dr. Collins, joined CBS Los Angeles for a live interview celebratin...
10/16/2026

Did you see LLUSN on CBS Los Angeles today?

Our dean, Dr. Collins, joined CBS Los Angeles for a live interview celebrating an important milestone: for the first time in the history of Loma Linda University School of Nursing, enrollment has surpassed 1,000 students.

This achievement reflects the collective efforts of our faculty, staff, recruitment and admissions teams, and undergraduate and graduate programs—all working together to welcome, educate, and support our students.

Most importantly, it represents more than 1,000 individuals who have chosen LLUSN to prepare for or advance their careers in nursing.

We’re grateful to CBS Los Angeles for the opportunity to share this milestone and highlight the people and mission behind the numbers.

To our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and everyone who has contributed to this moment: thank you.

Inspire. Transform. Serve.

✨ New space. New opportunities. Same commitment to nursing excellence.At the start of the Fall '26 Quarter, the School o...
10/13/2026

✨ New space. New opportunities. Same commitment to nursing excellence.

At the start of the Fall '26 Quarter, the School of Nursing’s Entry-Level Master’s Program (ELM) celebrated its move to a new instructional site in Murrieta! 🩺🎓

This exciting transition reflects the continued growth of our program and our dedication to educating compassionate, capable nurses who are ready to make a meaningful impact in their communities.

We’re proud to welcome ELM to its new home and look forward to all that this next chapter will bring! 💙

Here’s to growing, learning, and shaping the future of nursing in Murrieta!

Sabbath is a reminder that hope does not disappear when life becomes difficult. It may feel faint at times, but God is s...
10/10/2026

Sabbath is a reminder that hope does not disappear when life becomes difficult. It may feel faint at times, but God is still able to fill us again with joy and peace. For those in nursing, study, and care, that hope matters deeply.

Paul writes,
“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him.” — Romans 15:13

Hope is not just optimism. It is the steady confidence that God is present and at work, even in seasons that feel uncertain or tiring. Sabbath allows us to pause and receive that hope again. We do not have to generate it on our own.

Sabbath invitation:
1. Name one area of your life that needs fresh hope.
2. Pray for joy and peace to return there.
3. Rest in God’s faithful ability to renew your heart.

May this Sabbath restore your hope and prepare you for the road ahead.

To all the emergency nurses who walk into every shift ready for the unexpected – thank you. ❤️As a Level I Trauma Center...
10/09/2026

To all the emergency nurses who walk into every shift ready for the unexpected – thank you. ❤️

As a Level I Trauma Center, Loma Linda University Medical Center houses nurses who encounter and care for some of the most critically ill and injured patients in our community. Our nurses who work hard to provide rapid assessments, effective trauma responses, and life-saving interventions are a vital component to Loma Linda Medical Center and its ability to serve those experiencing such critical moments in their lives.

Alongside healing patients, nurses at Loma Linda share their knowledge and skills with aspiring nurses who dream of joining the world of emergency medicine. Nurse preceptors in LLUMC's Emergency Department help nurture the passions of our students by providing them a safe and encouraging environment to learn in the clinical setting. In sharing their wisdom, they assist us in cultivating well-rounded nurses here at the School of Nursing.

In commemoration of Emergency Nurses Week we would like to recognize the skillful adaptability, resilience, and compassion of every nurse who dedicates their life to emergency medicine. From the long shifts to the joyful moments, thank you for all the work that you do.

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For the first time in the history of Loma Linda University School of Nursing, enrollment has surpassed 1,000 students.It...
10/06/2026

For the first time in the history of Loma Linda University School of Nursing, enrollment has surpassed 1,000 students.

It is a significant milestone, but what matters most is what those 1,000 students represent: individuals preparing for lives of service through nursing, from students beginning their education to experienced nurses advancing their practice, scholarship, and leadership.

Reaching this point has taken the work of many people. Faculty and staff who teach, mentor, and support our students. Alumni who continue the LLUSN legacy in communities around the world. And generations of students who have chosen Loma Linda University as the place to prepare for their calling in nursing.

Today, we celebrate a number—but even more, we celebrate the people behind it and the growing community they represent.

More than 1,000 students. One LLUSN community. Inspire. Transform. Serve.

Sabbath gives us the freedom to rest without guilt. In a world that often praises busyness, it can be hard to remember t...
10/03/2026

Sabbath gives us the freedom to rest without guilt. In a world that often praises busyness, it can be hard to remember that rest is part of faithful living. God does not ask us to carry every anxiety and responsibility on our own.

Peter writes,
“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7

That is a tender invitation. God is not distant from our worries. He cares, and because He cares, we can release what has been weighing us down. Sabbath becomes a practice of trust, one that helps us move from carrying anxiety to resting in God’s care.

Sabbath invitation:
1. Identify one concern that has been lingering in your heart.
2. Pray it into God’s hands.
3. Rest with the confidence that you are cared for.

May this Sabbath bring your heart back to a place of quiet trust.

Through Community-Academic Partners in Service (CAPS) and Students for International Mission Service (SIMS), nursing stu...
10/02/2026

Through Community-Academic Partners in Service (CAPS) and Students for International Mission Service (SIMS), nursing students have opportunities to participate in both local outreach and global mission experiences. These opportunities allow students to serve communities while learning how nursing can respond to the unique needs of people in different settings.

From public health education and healthcare services to community outreach and spiritual engagement, mission experiences connect classroom learning with compassionate service.

At LLUSN, we believe nursing education should prepare students not only to provide excellent care, but also to recognize opportunities to serve wherever they are needed.

Learn more about mission opportunities at:
nursing.llu.edu/about/mission-opportunities

What does the future of nursing education look like?At Loma Linda University School of Nursing, our vision is to be glob...
09/28/2026

What does the future of nursing education look like?

At Loma Linda University School of Nursing, our vision is to be global leaders in transforming lives through nursing education, professional practice, and scholarship.

Our strategic plan provides a framework for moving that vision forward. It includes priorities for educational excellence, strategic growth, student and faculty development, community and global engagement, financial stability, and research growth.

Together, these priorities help us look beyond where nursing is today and consider how LLUSN can continue preparing clinicians, educators, and researchers to serve in a changing healthcare landscape.

That work begins with a clear vision—and a commitment to put it into action.

Learn more about our strategic plan at: nursing.llu.edu/about/school-nursing-strategic-plan

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