The Festival of Color is a California Baptist University event that traditionally takes place later in the spring semester. The festival itself stems from a traditional Indian holiday, Holi, and involves a multitude of brightly colored paints, plenty of food and drink and an entire day of celebration. CBU students cherish this event, and many […]
Author: Will Anton
Fashion week delivered on a digital platform
The reality of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many events to change to a strictly online setting. Concerts, speeches, graduation ceremonies, even weddings have been left no other option than to cancel in-person attendance and switch exclusively to livestream options. One prominent cultural area that has recently made the shift to online is the world […]
First-generation students share experiences
Going to college is not a universal rite of passage for every family. Many people either enter a trade school, pursue a job directly or simply end their education after high school. Statistics show that nearly 43% of high school graduates (as of 2018) choose to not attend college. However, many young men and women […]
Accountability pushes students to stay motivated
Accountability is an essential part of social development. As people mature, they develop an expectation that friends, family and significant others will be there to help guide and encourage them. This is primarily through the process of being transparent and fully honest with one another. There are different avenues that require people to be accountable […]
Students take part in slowing spread of COVID-19 on campus
As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across Southern California, students at California Baptist University are preparing themselves for a different spring semester. The drastic rise in cases has made the health of students and staff an increasingly heavy burden to bear, one that returning students must help shoulder if the school is to have a […]
Career Center provides tools to prepare for internships, jobs
Internships are an ideal way for students to get hands-on exposure to the professional world. While internships may not always guarantee a position at a company, they certainly help to give students a boost into the “real world”. Students at CBU who are involved in internships, both through the school or provided by the school, […]
Student leadership impacts community
Students of California Baptist University arrived back on campus in late August tired, weary and divided after a five-month summer of near total defeat. The hope of all of us was to return to our campus haven with in-person classes and all the events that we could imagine, but the pandemic was relentless in its […]
CAVAD adds new art education major
In late October, California Baptist University announced the addition of a new bachelor’s degree in art education. This new major is specifically designed for students who wish to pursue a career in teaching art within a K-12 setting. Prof. Duncan Simcoe, program lead for the College of Architecture, Visual Arts & Design, said this new […]
CBU Recreation Center announces SoCal Six Peaks Challenge
Southern California is home to many spectacular scenes of nature. With the sun-kissed beaches of the Pacific Ocean, the parched expanse of Death Valley, the rocky crags of Joshua Tree and the wooded glens of San Bernardino National Forest, there is never a shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy. Students at California Baptist University have […]
Cal Baptist campus begins reopening process
As 2020 progressed into its ninth month, restrictions guarding the population against COVID-19 began to relax in the Inland Empire. Riverside County was given the option to begin engaging in reopening procedures. These procedures were put into place all across the county. Businesses began to reopen their doors, restaurants started to seat customers inside again, […]