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. […]
Novelty and art educates public
A thousand demonstrations and presentations from more than 150 artists, scientists, students and business professionals filled Downtown Riverside Oct. 12 from 5 p.m. – midnight for Riverside’s fourth Long Night of Art and Innovation. From high school students showcasing hydroponic projects and their advanced farming technology experiments to Riverside City College showing audiences how to […]
Riverside plans fourth Long Night of Art, innovation
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 […]
Art gallery exhibit displays pieces of work
California Baptist University’s College of Architecture, Visual Arts and Design opened the doors to its art gallery in Downtown Riverside March 16 as they celebrated their fifth annual honors exhibit. The work displayed at the exhibit was a collection of artwork spanning from last March up until this spring semester. CAVAD student workers dedicated time […]
Children say ‘hello’ to Riverside
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 […]
Bodybuilding students create art, learn management skills
Paul Yoo, senior business administration major, and Isaac Lowe, junior kinesiology major, see bodybuilding as more than a hobby. Yoo started training as a natural bodybuilder after he quit wrestling in his sophomore year of college. “I had nothing else to do except school and that was too easy so I just started working out,” […]
Panic! provides thrills, new album
Alternative band Panic! At The Disco celebrated the release of their newest, now Billboards No. 1 album, “Death of a Bachelor” with a high energy performance Jan. 19 at the Tower Theater in Los Angeles. Frontman Brendon Urie electrified the audience with his energy, charisma and boisterous vocals, never allowing a dull moment during the […]
Graffiti respected as art form
Graffiti was once seen as an act of rebellion. However, these preconceived notions are fading and it is now being recognized as a form of art. From Riverside to neighboring areas, such as downtown Redlands, people are traveling to appreciate, explore and create street art. Located on State Street, the Downtown Redlands Art Walk is […]
ISP participants use arts to raise funds
Students currently participating in the International Service Project are encouraged to use creative endeavors every year to raise money for the three-week program. The Office of Spiritual Life at California Baptist University hosts the International Service Projects, giving students the opportunity to serve in other countries and learn about the culture. Guadalupe Buitron, senior psychology […]
Cellist pursues own artistic endeavors
Picking up an instrument at a young age and learning how to play can be challenging for some, but for musician Anthony Ursua, sophomore communication disorders and cello performance double major, said he hopes his passion for playing the cello will grow into a fruitful career. In eighth grade, Ursua decided to pick up the […]