With this semester at California Baptist University being moved completely online, many students may feel like they are struggling. As finals approach, it can be hard to find the motivation to study. Study groups can no longer meet in person, which can cause a lack of social interaction. Having these meetings over technology is not […]
Author: Ashley Moore
Students stay busy at home during COVID-19 quarantine
Amid stay-at-home orders to curb the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be hard for students to stay busy at home. With California Baptist University’s campus closed and classes moved online, staying productive and filling long, unstructured days can be more difficult than it seems. Students can still help encourage one another even from the confines of […]
Pulitzer Prize-winning author gives interview at Point Loma University
Writing has many different meanings for those who pursue the passion. Some write for their audience, while others write for themselves. No matter the reason, writing can be a healing process. Author Alice Walker, best known for her 1983 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Color Purple,” spoke of that process Feb. 27 at the Writer’s Symposium […]
Wake up Wednesday unites students with coffee, friends
Wake Up Wednesday is a weekly on-campus event where students of California Baptist University can enjoy coffee from Arcade Coffee Roasters. Held every Wednesday from 7:30 a.m.–2 p.m. in Lancer Plaza, Wake Up Wednesday is a great way for students to relax and enjoy a positive atmosphere. Kimberly Gledhill, first year social work graduate student, […]
Traveling draws students closer to God’s creation
Travel is often on the hearts of young adults, driving within them a deep desire to see God’s creation. Traveling and seeing the world God created is a great way to appreciate the diversity of creation. Adriana Herrera, senior psychology and sociology major, has traveled to places both within the United States and abroad. These […]
Students try finding time to read during a busy semester
Reading is a pastime that many students enjoy but cannot always find time to do. The stress of school and busy schedules are often what keeps students at California Baptist University from doing so. Dr. Berniece Alspach, associate professor of English, gave many tips on how to find time read. This includes turning off phones […]
Students contemplate Disneyland passes
Many students at California Baptist University may ask if it is worth it to purchase a Disneyland annual pass during their college years because of the park’s close proximity to CBU. Even though the park is just a 45-minute drive away in Anaheim, the price of the pass is what seems to keep most students […]
Spring transfer students adapt to new college environment
The Spring 2020 semester has brought withmany new transfers. For a spring transfer, it can be nerve-racking to be at a new school. There are, however, many ways to get plugged into campus events and meet students who can become lifelong friends. From joining different clubs offered to attending sporting events, California Baptist University is […]