Downtown Riverside has much to offer as a city and as a community from local business to events. Many of the business owners in the city work together and work with local artists and vendors to give Riverside residents the best experience possible. Daniel Mesa, senior photography major, works at the Mission Inn hotel seasonally […]
For the past school year, 17-year-old Joseph Iriye and his father Herman Iriye have been loyal fans, followers and supporters of the University Choir and Orchestra at California Baptist University. What started out as a life-giving experience for the Iriye duo became a connection and friendship between them and the members of UCO. Joseph and […]
There is no shortage of places to get a hot drink and settle down to study in Riverside. With coffee shops continuing to grow in popularity, some students have come to find that each shop is a bit overpopulated, which makes the idea of getting out of town a bit more appealing to the average […]
Robbins Brothers, a major jewelry retailer, known as the “Engagement Ring Store,” aims to provide conflict-free diamonds by mandating that suppliers adhere to a certification process before diamonds are sold at their locations. Introduced in the 1920s as a family business, Robbins Brothers has evolved into specializing in engagement ring settings and loose diamonds imported […]
In the past few months, YouTuber Logan Paul has been battling the Aokigahara forest controversy, in which he uploaded a pre-taped video “stumbling” upon a dead body, with about as much common sense and grace as a baby giraffe. The events that took place in the video Paul posted were extremely inappropriate on its own. […]
Just about every girl can name her favorite princess. Outside of movies, Disney Channel and a trip to Disneyland or Disney World. It’s rare that children see these princesses in real life. Melissa Smith wanted to turn a little girl’s dream into reality by bringing these princesses to life. Smith worked for Disney as an […]
It wasn’t until the early ‘80s that laptops became available to the public. From then hand-held, transportable technology has evolved to tablets, iPads and smartphones. This technological advance has impacted the way that both students and professors interact in and outside of the classroom. With so many different options, some students are taking advantage of […]
Student-run, student-led and student-featured. A dream come true for Caleb Leal, senior theater major. Open Source Theatre Company debuted its first ever 10-minute play showcase, and with the help of 10 individuals the show had a great turnout. Leal, along with friend and colleague Sean Lewis, senior theater major and public relations coordinator of Open […]
January 13, Dr. Stephen Posegate opened up the doors of the Shelby and Ferne Collinsworth School of Music to the Riverside Art Academy for California Baptist University’s first official Youth Orchestra. The Riverside Arts Academy has been working since 2012 to provide resources for visual and performing arts for underprivileged and at-risk youth. In relation […]
Two and a half years ago, Dr. Amy Miller, professor of kinesiology, walked into her house on her birthday and, to her surprise, entered her very own escape room, created by her husband Jonathan Miller, adjunct professor of kinesiology. This was the beginning of the Miller family’s own business. After getting inspiration from visiting other […]
