There is nothing foodies love more than options and a food and shop festival is their one-stop-shop of happiness. While Riverside has many food options, including the recent addi- tion of the Riverside Food Lab, the variety that Los Angeles has to o er is endless. Every Sunday in downtown Los Angeles, Smorgasburg LA opens […]
Hollywood diversity report displays a need for change
In 1940, Hattie McDaniel accepted the first Oscar awarded to an African-American for her role as Mammy, a house servant in “Gone with the Wind” (1939). She sat away from her fellow cast members and was barred from attending the film’s premiere. Though much has changed, the 2018 Hollywood Diversity Report showed that only 1.4 […]
Los Angeles Fair brings out locals, tourists for food, fun
Attendees walk down the tunnel of the Fairplex, welcomed by the smell of crazy food combinations and the sound of children laughing with delight. Summer is ending but the Los Angeles County Fair is just beginning. The LA County Fair finally opened its gates Aug. 31 at the Pomona Fairplex and will run until Sept. […]
School of music performs for Experience Conference
“I know that this may be the only time in my life that these experiences will be available to me, so I’m thrilled to be able to participate when opportunities arise,” said AJ Ursua, senior biology and cello performance double major and student pres- ident of the University Choir and Orchestra, about the UCO trip […]
Start off the new semester with a new reading list
As students settle down from their exhilarating schedule, they can always fill their time by picking up a good book to read. Here are four books CBU students should read in the upcoming months. •”The Book of Mistakes: 9 Secrets to Creating a Successful Future” is a 2018 self-help book written by Skip Prichard. This […]
Editors Review: “The Now Now” Gorillaz
Gorillaz released their sixth studio album “The Now Now” June. 29. The virtual band Gorillaz is most recognizable for their hit single “Feel Good Inc.” from their third album, “Demon Days,” released in 2005. “Humility,” the album’s single, featured George Benson and was dropped a month before the entire album was released. Lyrically and melodically […]
Netflix shows released this fall
With the new school year starting, it is time for college students to get back to their roots. Netflix binge-watching is an important part of college culture. While it is an entertaining pastime, a recurring problem is running out of shows to watch. Do not worry: Netflix was prepared for that and is releas- ing […]
Music brings memories to life for friends and family
California Baptist University’s Community Life Office hosted an open mic night on April 13 where students were able to share their talents. Students performed everything from original songs to poetry, and snacks were provided for the audience. This was all coordinated by Kristin Holderman, director of Campus Activities. “It is a such a great night […]
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 […]
Split Checks encourages local artists, creates music
While many artists look to achieve success by heading west toward Los Angeles, Split Checks is a production company looking to strike gold in its own backyard. Hailing from Riverside, Split Checks is composed of Jake Aldaco, junior graphic design major; Ethan Anderson, graduate graphic design and digital media student; McKay Vandenberg, graduate English student; […]