Scrunchies, mom–jeans and grunge are not the only things from the 1990s that are regaining their relevance. This surge of nostalgia is rapidly spreading to the entertainment industry. Although the ‘90s’ era is seeing a major increase in popularity, Jonah Hill did not want this to be the main focus of his directorial debut “Mid90s” […]
Las Vegas shooting survivors reflect one year later
Survivors of the deadliest mass shooting in modern Ameri- can history look back at the 2017 Route 91 Harvest music festival in Las Vegas where 58 people were killed and 850 people were wounded by shooter Stephen Paddock. “I remember sounds going off that most people thought were fireworks, but it was when (country singer) […]
New podcast genres appeal to student community
Once considered as entertainment for older generations podcasts have recently become a trend among college students thanks to new genres available. Podcasts today are known for more than providing infor- mation. They can also be come- dic and entertaining. Deitrik Ito, sophomore film production major, said he mostly enjoys listening to pod- casts by pastors. […]
Non-paid jobs exclude students
In a job market where many entry-level jobs are asking for a minimum of five years of experience, simply getting a degree is not always good enough to get you that job after graduation. On top of all the classwork that is needed to graduate, students are also expected to be involved with extracurriculars and […]
School of Business welcomes students to new academic year
Excitement filled the air as business students from California Baptist University filled the auditorium at the Robert K. Jabs School of Business for the Welcome Back bash held Sept. 10. Booths from each concentration lined the walls as each department advertised their specialization. Dr. Andrea Scott, dean of the School of Business, opened the night […]
Wildfires continue to blaze during historic season
Families have been affected by fires up and down the state of California. The most prominent wildfire near the California Baptist University community was the Holy Fire, which started Aug. 6 The fire began in Holy Jim Canyon and Trabuco Canyon, and it then spread throughout the mountain cities in the Inland Empire. Forrest Gordon […]
Student government connects through service, relationships
ASCBU strives for effective engagement, ideas from student body. The new school year means new goals and improvements for student success. One of the organizations on campus that aims to meet these expectations is the Associated Students of California Baptist University. ASCBU is the campus student government that strives to provide quality service to each […]
TWIRP week invites new changes to old traditions
TWIRP week is right around the corner and this year, the Office of Community Life’s focus for students is “social not serious.” “We have always had this mindset. Our Director of Campus Activities Kristin Holderman has said this to us and students for years now,” said Christina McDonald, senior leadership studies and international business double […]
Local study spots promote focus, remove distractions
Students find focus at local coffee shops, public parks As midterms approach, the hours at the library are extended as homework and projects pile up. Fortunately, the Inland Empire provides students with off-campus locations to study without the distraction of friends or activities on campus. For most students at California Baptist University, the location of […]
Students campaign in ‘Great Debate’
Candidates running for open ASCBU positions talk about visions The Associated Student Government at California Baptist University hosted the annual “Great Debate” Feb. 6, at the Wallace Theatre to allow candidates running for ASCBU positions for the upcoming 2017-2018 year to present their platforms to the student body. The three students running for ASCBU executive […]