Walking down the sidewalk, almost everyone has a phone in his or her hand. People have laptops in class with constant notifications on their screens. The influence of social media has grown and the impact of the people who utilize it is im- mense. According to Experian, more than 98 percent of college-aged students use […]
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Professor sells company, chooses education
Climbing the ladder of success in a career means something different to everyone and sometimes life pulls people in the opposite direction of what they plan. Dr. Anthony Corso, associate professor of computing, software and data sciences, said he wanted to be a chief financial officer of a major company but God had other plans. […]
Lancers change everyday habits to encourage eco-friendliness
Imagine a world where there is no trash on the side of the road or at the beach. Plants, animals and humans alike could all thrive without wasting resources and excess pollution. It is possible to approach that goal by taking simple steps to become environmentally conscious in everyday life. Society can take care of […]
CBU students accept different views despite varying beliefs
Although California Baptist University is a private religious university, not everyone on campus holds Christian beliefs. Students come from different backgrounds and from many different parts of the world. According to the CBU website, “California Baptist University believes each person has been created for a purpose.” All students are encouraged to live their purpose regardless […]
Positive thinking influences good fitness habits
College can be challenging but maintaining a healthy mindset in one’s life can help with adjusting to campus life. While studying in college is stressful, making time for one’s own physical health is key to maintaining balance. Students with a positive mindset should be able to form new healthy lifestyle habits, perhaps starting with physical […]
CBU opens doors to the world
Eight artistic, interactive doors were displayed around Stamps Courtyard during Parent and Family Weekend Nov. 10 and 11. The doors were part of a student project that brought visibility to the College of Visual Art and Design. Kristi Lippire, associate professor of visual art, had students in the Advanced Art, ART300, and Drawing 2, ART314, […]