California Baptist University’s soccer is off to a solid start after winning its first matches in Division I. The women’s team has a season record of 3-1 and the men’s team is tied 2-2 in their first DI season, thus far. The men are coming off a 2-1 loss after a fierce battle against the […]
Author: mistyseveri
Staff Writer
School of Business welcomes students to new academic year
Excitement filled the air as business students from California Baptist University filled the auditorium at the Robert K. Jabs School of Business for the Welcome Back bash held Sept. 10. Booths from each concentration lined the walls as each department advertised their specialization. Dr. Andrea Scott, dean of the School of Business, opened the night […]
Clash n’ roll into the school year
More than 2,200 students became new Lancers at California Baptist University’s annual Welcome Weekend, making up the biggest incoming class in CBU history. Approximately 1,700 freshman and 500 transfer students participated in Welcome Weekend. The theme of the weekend was “Everyday Courage,” in an effort to encourage new students to have confidence in this new […]
Doctorate of Psychology offered in fall
California Baptist University is offering a doctorate in clinical psychology, attracting graduate students from all over Southern California. Dr. Jacqueline Gustafson, dean of the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, said the fundamental goal of the new program is to prepare students for careers as clinical psychologists primarily within the state of California, emphasizing Christian […]
Cinematography tackles theology
“Can we really trust the Bible?” This is a question many newcomers to Christ and skeptics ask. While the New Testament is a fundamental guideline for the Christian faith, some of the authorships of the books are questioned. So, can we trust the reliability of the Bible? Dr. Craig Evans, biblical studies professor at Houston […]
Theater production offers audience escape from finals, stresses, anxiety
California Baptist University’s theater production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Into The Woods” offered students and audience members an escape from the stresses of life, or in the cases of college students, final exams and projects that are just around the corner. In a world where stress and anxiety seem to be a more prominent part of […]
Technical theater roles go to students
Interest in design and stage management with the theater program at California Baptist University has casued a resurgence among students in these off-stage roles. The theater program at CBU offers training in a wide range of theatrical designs and specialties. Among these are sound design, lighting design, stage managing, wardrobe, hair and make-up and directing. […]
Counseling Center holds open house
More than 75 percent of people struggling with mental illnesses the onset of the mental illness occurs between the ages of 18-24, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Because of this, California Baptist University’s Counseling Center is holding a mental health awareness open house event called “The Journey,” April 10-11, running from 10 […]
Counseling Center moves into new space to better offer healing, refuge
Five added rooms will be available to give students safe space. The Counseling Center at California Baptist University moved locations Feb. 26 to a new building off of Monroe street, behind CBU’s baseball field and the Health Science campus. The reason for the move was to expand beyond the nine rooms they previously had. The […]
Riverside Dickens Festival celebrates author
“Welcome to Pickwick’s Pub,” said a man in a black coat and a woman in a red Victorian-styled dress as they greeted guests entering the makeshift pub at the First Christian Church. The church’s dining hall was filled with people in all sorts of attire from steampunk to Victorian ballgowns as they prepared to kick […]