Walk into the Joann Hawkins Music Building on Monday nights and the sound of drums, singing and laughter can be heard reverberating down the hallways. While the Chapel Band leads the student body in worship during Tuesday and Thursday Chapels, they find time once a week to practice, receive coaching and spend time together to […]
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Meditation melts the stress away
Taylor Jaskot manages his struggles by meditating every day The term “stressed out” has become a staple of most college student’s vocabularies. Many students struggle to find the best ways to manage the weight of all of their responsibilities. Taylor Jaskot, senior finance major, maintains his stress levels through meditation. He said he believes the […]
Second Annual AMWA held at College of Health Science
The smell of fresh tea and success radiated from the Health Science Campus of California Baptist University as stories of accomplishment and hard work poured into the hearts of the future women in medicine. The American Medical Women’s Association Chapter at CBU held its Second Annual Spring Tea Party April 9 to close its events […]
Camping gets an upgrade with Comm Life
Glamorous living meets beach camping in the annual Office of Community Life “Glamping Trip.” This semester, California Baptist University students were given the opportunity to have one last outdoor adventure before finals and the end of the school year. The Comm. Life staff took approximately 40 students to the San Onofre State Beach in San […]
Choir tour schedule heats up
The Collinsworth School of Music ensembles get busy throughout the school year with concerts at various churches, but it gets busier as the semester closes with preparation of what is known as Maytour. The conductor, Dr. Judd Bonner, takes time during the school year to plan the end-of- semester tours, which consume time and energy. […]
Student balances school, full-time job
After being at school all day, most students try to take a nap or grab a snack before either hanging out with friends or doing homework, but for other students, there is only time for working on homework before going to work for the night. For Sarai Cruz, junior health science major, after driving home […]
Builders post plans for border wall
President Donald J. Trump’s administration has made progress in following through with his plan to build a wall on the Mexico-U.S. border and has made requests to contractors. Many companies have already submitted their proposals. Designs for the wall were due to the Department of Homeland Security by the end of March and were narrowed […]
Cheer brings home fifth-straight gold
California Baptist University’s cheer team took home its fifth straight National Cheerleaders Association Championship title in the Division II All-Girls category, April 7, remaining undefeated since 2013. Tami Fleming, head coach of the cheer team, said the feeling of winning the NCA Championship was beyond incredible. “This is the fifth year in a row CBU’s […]
Volleyball closes season with win, prepares for incoming freshmen
Finishing its season with eight wins and 21 losses, the California Baptist University men’s volleyball team is now focusing on improving the team and having a successful season next spring. Jacob Terabetz, sophomore kinesiology major and setter, said despite the tough competition this season, the team always reminded one another they had nothing to lose. […]
Bakery caters to gluten allergies
Beehive Bakery Girl has catered affordable gluten-free pastries to coffee shops throughout the Inland Empire since June 2014. Tina Teets started the bakery when she noticed a lack of cost-effective treats for those suffering from gluten allergies like herself. She wanted to be able to join friends in eating pastries when they visited local coffee […]