Nordstrom released the first issue of its online magazine “n.” for the fall season. The leading retailer’s new platform is designed to promote self-expression and self-discovery in the world of fashion as each issue plans to celebrate the efforts of forward-thinking, confident women. Mackenzie Schmutz, senior graphic design major, said she thought the layout of […]
Starting at 5 p.m. and lasting until midnight Oct. 12, Riverside will host its fourth Long Night of Art and Innovation and showcase Riverside, and San Bernadinos counties talent and excellence in education and professions. Influenced by Erlangen, Riverside’s sister city in Germany and their two separate events of Long Night of Art and Long […]
Downtown Riverside cleared its streets, Sept. 9 to host the Art and Music Festival, a family-friendly, community inclusive and interactive event. The all-evening event was free for all ages. The festival featured art booths and workshops along with live music performed on a stage, the centerpiece of the event. The performances ranged in age and […]
The Riverside Artswalk is a free event and invites community members to come together in the heart of the city of Riverside to celebrate diverse cultures and art forms. The streets of Downtown Riverside fill with event-goers who are eager to shop at vendor lots, view artist exhibits and listen to live music. With more […]
Art can be defined in many ways, and some students are taking a more interactive approach to their work. People walking past Wallace Lawn March 1 were presented with a dog showstyle obstacle course set up on the grass, featuring all the typical parts of a dog show from colorful tunnels to hula hoop jumps. […]
Two California Baptist University alumni have released a children’s book about Riverside. “Hello Riverside!” was written by Mark and Giselle Cloud and illustrated by Jessica Robyn. Both Mark Cloud and Robyn are alumni. After Robyn called Kristine Lippire, assistant professor of visual art to ask her if the book could be showcased in the CBU […]
Students in Art 300: Advanced Art at California Baptist University have used their talents to spread holiday cheer. With a team of 10 students, including the help of Kristi Lippire, assistant professor of visual art and adviser for the Art Club, the mission to create a winter-themed sculpture that would be debuted at the Festival […]
Maddie Perry, senior communication studies major, is not only a woman of God, but also a YouTuber who finds time to balance schoolwork and her social media career. Perry was only 16 when she began to star on a popular YouTube series known as “React,” produced by Fine Brothers Entertainment. The channel’s videos have more […]
During this upcoming election, celebrities have been using their platform to encourage fans to vote, and although this could have a positive influence, celebrities may have some biases that could create potential problems. Campaigns such as #rockthevote and #runwaytoregister are examples of these endorsements. Celebrities like model Kendall Jenner, singers Alicia Keys and Katy Perry […]
As the Halloween season quickly approaches, lovers of the American Gothic writing genre enjoyed the Dickens Festival: Tales from the Victorian Crypt event. From Oct. 14-15, audience members gathered at Riverside’s Evergreen Memorial Historic Cemetery to enjoy live readings of classic Gothic writings from authors such as Edgar Allan Poe. On the festival’s website, the […]
