Swimmer uses experience on Olympic stage, brings depth to team In August 2016, Brandon Schuster, freshman engineering major and member of the swim team at California Baptist University, made his Olympic debut representing his home country of Samoa at the Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro. Eighteen-year-old Schuster competed in the men’s 200-meter freestyle and […]
Author: Michele Munoz-Peña
Evaluate news when forming opinions
When it comes to media nowadays, we are fortunate to have many outlets where information can be consumed: TV, online media, print, radio, magazines, newspapers etc. Yet, with so many outlets available, how is it that the majority of the population is still misinformed? The more I research, the more I find people misinformed by […]
Cheer makes history, sends two stunt teams to NCA championships
The California Baptist University cheer team will have two stunt groups attend the National Cheerleaders Association College National Championship for the first time in program history. Taylor Contratto, sophomore exercise major and flyer, said she is excited to have the opportunity to compete with her whole team at championships as well as individual her stunt […]
Athletes petition for recognition, change in commencement
California Baptist University is reviewing a petition to provide sashes of recognition upon graduation to student-athletes Paizlee Dreyer, senior communication studies major and driver on the women’s water polo team, began the process of her petition her freshman year after being told CBU did not recognize student-athletes during graduation. “I have been wanting to be […]
Christmas story continues through annual tradition
For the past couple years, students have been looking forward to the festivities brought on by California Baptist University’s reading of the Christmas Story and lighting of the Christmas tree, or as most may know the event by, the annual Christmas Party. Unfortunately, the growing interest in ice skating, sledding and other winter games distracted […]
Save an extra dollar this year with Halloween DIY projects
The creepy decorations, the costume contests and the haunted mazes are back. However, with all the costs that come with being a college student, Halloween might find itself on a strict budget. This holiday attracts enthusiasts nationwide. Among them are many college students wanting to participate but lacking funds for it. However, there are ways […]
Making time to get fit, healthy remains important in college
For many college students, their 20s are a time to enjoy, relax and live life without worries. However, it is critical that health and fitness are also a priority during these years, and that students set up habits that can be carried throughout life. In order to get the most out of the college experience, […]
Farrell’s makes changes in hopes of business revival
The old-fashioned 60s experience of pinstriped vests, bowties and candy distinguishes Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour Restaurant from competitors. Despite the supposed success of the restaurant, Farrell’s has suffered a debt of almost $2 million. The parlor was featured Aug. 23 on the CNBC hit show, “The Profit,” starring businessman Marcus Lemonis, for one last chance […]