The most recent Apple product, AirTag, has created an extensive conversation on safety and security. While its typical use is to track missing items, it has also become an item used to track people. The Apple AirTag was released in late April 2021 for only $29 for one, or as a four-pack for $99. The […]
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Jump, run, skip or hike—what shoes are you wearing?
Choosing what shoes to wear on a daily basis does not sound like a big deal, but it can be for college students who walk around campus all day long. Though it can be tempting to wake up and head to your 8 a.m. class while still in your slippers, it might not be the […]
Students pitch products at business competition
The Robert K. Jabs School of Business hosted California Baptist University’s annual Business Plan Competition on March 28. During the event, nine teams of students participated in a fast-pitch competition during which they put forward ideas for innovative products to a panel of judges and an audience of more than 150 students. “We style it […]
Commuters struggle with anxiety from heavy traffic, time balance
College is a stressful time for all students, but sometimes even more so for the commuters among us. Between juggling early morning classes and battling traffic, commuters often do not have much, or any, time to themselves to relax or even take a breath before they are forced back into the vigorous routine of college […]
Men take stage at WooFest
California Baptist University students clad in their semi-formal attire attended WooFest in the Events Center on March 6. This year’s event is the first time the annual event has returned since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The New Orleans-themed event featured performances by male students, including singing, dancing, spoken word and magic. To close […]
Open Mic night encourages students to share talents and demonstrate skills
The biannual tradition of Open Mic Night continued on March 17, St. Patrick’s Day. Community Life hosted this event to bring students together to showcase their talents. This event featured 17 performances that included singers, stand-up comedy and musicians displaying their talents and skills. Open Mic Night involves students who grew up performing and love […]
Students find that sports play a role in stress relief methods
In the current sociopolitical climate, rates of mental illness are incredibly high and continue to climb every day. The percentages of college-age young adults who suffer from anxiety, depression and other forms of mental illness are at the highest recorded levels in history. For some, medication is necessary to treat their symptoms. However, many people […]
National Society of Black Engineers gives representation to students
Just a few months after its start at California Baptist University, the National Society of Black Engineers CBU chapter has already begun making its mark on campus. The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is one of the largest student-governed organizations in the United States and has more than 600 student chapters committed to supporting […]
Wiktoria Klebowska, junior business major, paints a client’s nails, applying the finishing top coat.
Students share nail services on campus
If you have ever gotten your nails done or taken a friend to get their nails done, you know how expensive it can be. Everything is an upcharge — longer nails, designs, nail removal — and it can become tiresome. Some students at CBU have taken it upon themselves to correct this issue by creating […]
Ukrainian students on campus struggle with concern over conflict
Roman Zozulia was in the library working on homework and tapping through Instagram stories when he saw that it happened. The Russian “special operation” in Ukraine was blasted through social media, alerting the world in a moment that war had come to his home. Shortly after seeing the initial posts, he received a call from […]