By Destiny Caster Valentine’s Day is almost here. Love is in the air! However, this year, it is a bit different. Pre-Covid, the day would have been spent going to […]
Valentine’s Day date ideas fit for a pandemic
Tag: COVID
Sororities excited for formal recruitment
by Jazzminn Morecraft With the virtual nature of this academic year, many clubs, programs and opportunities have had to find a way to reach students […]
Positive coping during COVID
By Elise Bechtel As the academic year progresses with virtual learning during the pandemic, students face new and ongoing stressors with limited resources and outlets. […]
Movies in the time of a pandemic
By Alex Guerra The coronavirus has truly changed the world as we know it. Every person must adjust to this new world they found themselves […]
Students outlook on being virtual in spring 2021
By Victoria Maneske Between the jumbled scrambling that took place last spring semester and the new primarily virtual education students are finding themselves in today, there […]
Election faces increased uncertainty as President Trump tests positive for Covid-19
by Jakob Katchem President Donald Trump shared on Twitter late at night, Thursday, Oct. 1 that he and First Lady Melania Trump both tested positive for Covid-19 and would begin their […]
Disney World opened, what about Disneyland?
by Elise Bechtel When Disneyland Resort, Disney California Adventure Park and Downtown Disney District closed on March 14, 2020 there was not, and still not, […]
CI’s new safety precautions
CI is primarily virtual this semester. However, a select number of courses are being held in person on campus, as well as, a limited number […]
Spring 2021 semester decision
by Victoria Maneske On Sept. 10, CSU Chancellor Timothy White sent out a letter to all the faculty, staff and students of the CSU system, confirming […]
What to expect for fall semester
by Victoria Maneske CI has enacted a unique plan for the fall 2020 semester to ensure the maximum safety requirements are met for students, faculty, […]
