A glance into homelessness in Riverside County The sun was still rising that Saturday morning and it was already hot. The desert sand gleamed under the sunlight, and what little wind did flare up only seemed to toss sand around. A man with one shoe hobbled past the makeshift tents set up with sheets, insulation […]
Throughout her five years of playing on California Baptist University’s women’s water polo team, Linda Medeiros, graduate student in sports medicine and goalie, has developed her craft in and out of the pool. Jonathan Miller, head coach, said Medeiros provides a positive impact on the team throughout the season. “Lina has really been one of […]
Corey Stein, junior mechanical engineering major, participated in the Hyperloop design competition from Jan. 27-29, a contest created by Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX and product architect of Tesla. Stein was part of a team whose members were from more than 20 different countries and multiple continents. Musk started the Hyperloop Pod design […]
Ashley Ryan, country artist, auditions for popular NBC competition Finding the confidence to follow dreams can be a daunting experience. However, when a passion clicks, there is no reason not to pursue it. Ashley Ryan, freshman exercise science major, found her passion within singing. Ryan did not start her journey as a singer-songwriter until the […]
California Baptist University’s College of Arts and Sciences hosted the Ninth Annual Natural and Mathematical Sciences Research Seminar Feb. 18 in Innovators Auditorium. The seminar included a keynote speaker, Dr. Larry Cahill, professor of neurobiology and behavior at the University of California, Irvine, who spoke about “Sex Influences on the Brain and Body: An Issue […]
California Baptist University’s student body voted Kendall Morris, junior communication studies major, into office Feb. 10 as ASCBU executive president for the 2017-2018 school year. Morris won with 65 percent of the votes after weeks of campaigning. He said he knew this position was not easily obtained and prepared for the trials. This was not […]
Whether class is one hour or three hours, the possibility of boredom for students is inevitable. Hearing the same voice, looking at the same slides or sitting in the same seat can cause classes to feel longer than they are and make it harder for students to absorb information. In longer classes, students are allotted […]
Zac Fowler uses past to guide future endeavors As a freshman, determining what field of study as major is difficult. Factors such as personal interest, knowledge and family tradition can help narrow down the options. For Zachary Fowler, freshman communication sciences and disorders major, a congenital disorder played an influential role in his decision-making process. […]
Dr. Veola Vasquez, associate dean for the School of Behavioral Sciences and associate professor of psychology at California Baptist University, juggles more than just being a full-time mom and professor; she also writes children books. “I’ve been writing since I was in junior high school,” Vasquez said. “I just always wanted to write, so I […]
As a U.S. Air Force veteran, father of four, man of God and trustee of California Baptist University serving intermittently for five decades, Dr. Walter Carney is known as an influential individual to CBU. Carney has been a consistent supporter of CBU. As a token of the university’s gratitude, a plaque of him and his […]
