Dr. Andrew Herrity, entrepreneurship program director and professor of entrepreneurship and business, was awarded best paper from the Christian Business Academy Review for his work on students’ values. Herrity studied 300 senior students, examining their core values and the reasons behind their values. Herrity found truthfulness was the top value for a majority of students, […]
Author: Kathryn Goldsmith
Staff Writer
Go Fund helps break down missionary college debt
Luke Womack, California Baptist Univesity alumnus, is using his passion for ministry in his nonprofit, The Go Fund, which enables graduates to head right into the mission field by helping pay their student loans. One problem missionaries face is being held back by college debt. While many have a calling to be mobilized overseas, monthly […]
Disney attempts corporate expansion with Twitter purchase
The CEO of the Walt Disney Co., Bob Iger, is readying himself to make another bold move for his company by preparing a bid with his financial advisers, hoping to merge with Twitter Inc. to reach a wider demographic of audiences. Iger, who has been a longtime mentor to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, hopes to […]
Alumnus’ business energizes performance
After graduating from California Baptist University, Alex Anunciation, entrepreneurship alumnus, has been growing his natural energy drink company, MatéBros, which is taking off in sales with the aid of his business partner, Sam Mikulak, a Team USA Olympic gymnast. Anunciation’s energy drink promotes an active lifestyle through boosting the immune system to keep athletes healthy […]
College business gives back
A California Baptist University business student has combined his love for business, art and philanthropy by creating the retail company, Elevate, which donates some of its profits to a mental health organization and orphanage in Uganda. Julian Carvajal, junior business administration major, started a company that is progressively picking up momentum as people learn how he […]
Fashion show spreads hope for survivors
In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Downtown Riverside hosted an unforgettable night of showcasing fashion from local retailers to recognize breast cancer survivors. The Riverside Downtown Partnership worked with the Pink Ribbon Place and the Riverside Health Foundation Oct. 6 to host a free event for the public. Visitors were able to view […]
Apps aid college students’ budgets
Learning how to earn and save money to support themselves is a leap of independence all college students must take. While budgeting can be tedious, students have found the help they need through the use of budgeting applications or opting to create their own personal method. In order to hold themselves accountable, several California Baptist […]
Popular burger joint closes doors for renovation
In-N-Out aims to improve drive-thru experience with remodel California Baptist University students are facing disappointment over the fact their late-night burger runs are farther than a two-minute car ride away since the beginning of the four-month long closure of the Indiana Avenue In-N-Out location. Although closing the branch elicits disappointment from customers and staff members […]
Millennials value ethics over cost
Awareness is spreading of large companies’ means of contracting cheap labor, and some consumers are demanding a more ethical impact on the environment and in workers’ lives. As a result, companies are prioritizing corporate social responsibility — their social, ethical and environmental impact — while entrepreneurs are designing their companies with a global purpose in […]
ASCBU plants trees for Arbor Day
Students of California Baptist University gathered by the Kugel April 2, ready to dedicate their morning to making a difference in the community by planting trees around campus for Spring Arbor Day. CBU is nationally recognized by Tree Campus USA for its commitment to being a green campus, and the goal of this event was […]