Lately I feel like all I have been talking or thinking about has been graduation. To be fair, though, that seems to be all anyone has been asking me lately. “What will you be doing after you graduate?” For the longest time, every time someone asked me that question I would choke down the panic […]
Author: Bekka Wiedenmeyer
Editor-in-Chief
Nation needs to bond together in difficult times
The evening of Tuesday, Nov. 8, was a game-changer in the history of our nation. In a shockingly close race, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton and was chosen by the American people as president-elect of the United States of America. To say the nation — the world — was stunned and upset would be an […]
Sum 41 deliver old sound to Inland Empire
Fan-favorite rock band visits local auditorium on fall 2016 tour Nostalgia rocked the local music scene Nov. 2 at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium when Canadian rock band-turned-American-favorite Sum 41 stopped by for one of the last concert performances of their fall 2016 U.S./Canada tour. Joined by post-hardcore band Senses Fail and the pop-punk sounds of […]
Third-party votes still matter
All my life, politics has been a highly interesting topic for me. Both my parents keep up with the news, which means family dinners more often than not involved something politically charged. I did high school speech and debate for five years, which means for five years I was up to my elbows in foreign […]
Poor academic performance is not justifiable
In less than 100 days, I will finally be completing my college education. While I am overjoyed, I am less than enthused knowing that soon enough, I will have to start paying back my student loans. Education is expensive, no matter which way you look at it. When you are younger, the bills of extracurriculars […]
Reflect, share God’s love among others
My favorite chapter in the Bible is 1 John 4. John writes about the love of God and how Christians need to love not only one another, but people in general, because God is love. The idea that God is love is so beautiful. Even if you do not profess to have faith, or reject […]
School year kicks off Welcome Weekend with annual ‘clash’
Nearly 1,800 new freshmen and transfer students stepped foot onto the California Baptist University campus during Welcome Weekend, ushering in a new era of Lancers ready to take on their next four years of education. From Sept. 2 to Sept. 4, first-year students made the transition from home to college, moving in to their new […]
New eatery opens on Monroe
This October brings a new chance for students to dine at an easy-to-reach location. A new food option located at the Health Science Campus on Monroe Street, currently unnamed, will be joining the ranks of Provider Food Services locations at California Baptist University. According to Kipp Dougherty, director of food services, students can expect food similar to Wanda’s and will be able to use both dining dollars and […]
Sexual harassment still exists in the workplace
Growing up, you are supposed to worry about getting good grades, who is going to ask you to prom and whether or not you wowed your potential boss at that one job interview. Growing up, you are supposed to look forward to the opportunities you can create for yourself in life not based on gender, […]
Support expressed by means of prayer
World Trade Center. San Bernardino. Paris. Brussels. These words, which once meant nothing to certain parts of the world, are now pinpoints on the global map because they all have tragedy in common. The world responds to tragedy in different ways. Some people either turn off their television, crank the news stations louder or pick […]