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 […]
Among the shrieks, screams and calls for help in a disaster situation, a healthcare professional must stay level-headed to provide the most effective aid to victims. The School of Nursing at California Baptist University hosted an active-shooter simulation April 14 to prepare healthcare graduate students for real-life crisis situations. Nurse practitioners, physician assistants, athletic trainers, […]
One hundred and seventy prospective students of California Baptist University attended Lancer Night, April 10 to finalize their decision on whether CBU is the college for them. Students toured the CBU campus to discover what the school could bring to their college experience and were able to get to know CBU’s community on a personal […]
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 […]
“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 […]
To mark the one-month anniversary of the shooting at Florida’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, students across the country and around the globe walked out of their classrooms on March 14 in a peaceful protest for gun law reform and to remember the lives lost that day. Thousands of students participated in marches through the […]
Create event encourages students to get involved on campus. Students were able to express their artistic creative ways in the Community Life Lounge while meeting new people at the Comm Life Creative event March 27 at California Baptist University. Activities at this event included hand lettering, watercolor painting, card making, canvas crafting, and 3D modeling. […]
“This march is the beginning of a movement, a revolution to inspire others to join the many others across the nation fighting for an end to gun violence,” said Robert Jimenez, junior at Citrus Hill High School in Perris, California, one of the student organizers for the March for Our Lives Riverside protest march to […]
ASCBU introduces SPIN bicycle share program. With a simple snap of a barcode, students can be on a quick spin on one of the 50 new, bright orange SPIN bikes scattered around campus. Students can begin riding after downloading the SPIN Bikes app from the app store, signing up with their Lancermail account and putting […]
More than 75 percent of people struggling with mental illnesses the onset of the mental illness occurs between the ages of 18-24, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Because of this, California Baptist University’s Counseling Center is holding a mental health awareness open house event called “The Journey,” April 10-11, running from 10 […]
