Community service is not just something one does to get into an honor society or put on his or her resume; it is about helping people or supporting a cause, such as preserving the environment. That is why Dr. Jacob Lanphere, associate professor of environmental science, created a network of volunteers this year for his […]
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New year offers students new clubs, opportunities to pursue passions
The beginning of a school year comes with new experiences that allow students to grow academically and socially. California Baptist University aids in this growth through extensive social activities and opportunities. Not only does CBU provide intramural sports, small groups and off-campus adventures, but CBU also offers students diverse clubs for every interest. Featuring more […]
Club celebrates Black History Month
United’ members educate about diversity; entertain through ‘Dream’ event Student club United: Celebrating Campus Diversity celebrated Black History Month Feb. 18 with a cultural showcase called “Dream” at the Stamps Courtyard. For their second year since forming the club, United has brought students of different minorities together on campus at California Baptist University. They work […]
Clubs represent diversity at fair
New clubs provide novel opportunities for students With more than 60 clubs from which to choose, students at California Baptist University can find a club to fit their extracurricular and social needs. Clubs range from educational, such as the Biology and Math clubs, to more entertaining clubs for socializing purposes. The Creative Writing Club, National […]
Club teaches coding, ministry
The Gordon and Jill Bourns College of Engineering at California Baptist University will host its first ever 24-hour hackathon March 5, thanks in part to the continual efforts of one professor and the club she founded to improve the innovation of technology through mission work and outreach at the university. Dr. Mikyung Han, assistant professor of […]
Construction club serves homeless
The Associated General Contractors Student Chapter at California Baptist University partners with HomeAid, a nonprofit organization, to help fund homeless services in Riverside. HomeAid Inland Empire is the nonprofit wing of the Building Industry Association and includes the Riverside County chapter. The organization currently works with 13 different homeless shelter service providers to walk alongside […]
Hundreds of deaths caused by negligence
Safety regulations and fire codes are put in place to keep people safe, not put a damper on anyone’s fun. A fire started in the nightclub, Kiss, Jan. 27, in Santa Maria, Brazil. The fire killed 235 people. A flare lit by the vocalist of Gurizada Fandangueira, the band performing in the club that night […]
News briefs Mar. 30
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS CLUB ENDORSES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES College Republicans at University of California Riverside, along with several California Baptist University students, met Thursday March 15 to select which candidates they endorse as a club. Killarney’s Restaurant’s rear seating area was standing room only as candidates delivered their address in order to gain student votes. THE PULSE […]
Author Donald S. Whitney educates on the Christian faith
Christian Challenge is one of the clubs on campus that is open to all students. Like all clubs they have student leaders in place to head up small group Bible studies. Saturday, Sept. 25, the students who help lead Christian Challenge had an opportunity to go to a short conference led by Donald S. Whitney, […]
‘FAITH’ Speaks Through Actions
The members of California Baptist University’s FAITH Club truly grasp the meaning of community involvement and servant hood. A recent addition to the campus community, FAITH Club has undergone an exciting year of change, growth and new experiences. Its members are eager to see how the group will continue to develop, expand and engage in […]