By Jazzminn Morecraft In 1987, March was declared to be National Women’s History Month. This came about from a week-long celebration that a school district held in Sonoma, California. According to the National Women’s History Alliance, ”As recently as the 1970s, women’s history was virtually an unknown topic in the K-12 curriculum or in general […]
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Get festive this St. Patrick’s Day
By Annie Kuzmanovic As St. Patrick’s Day approaches you may be wondering why you would celebrate a holiday that expresses Irish pride when you may not identify with that culture. You may also be remembering your elementary school days when you painted green shamrocks and rainbows, all the while keeping your eyes peeled for a […]
Recipes that just take two
By Annie Kuzmanovic As a college student, do you wonder how to eat a homemade meal or snack every once in a while when you only have so much time and money? Well, worry no more! Two – ingredient recipes do exist, and here are four intriguing ones to try. Provided by blogilates.com: – Oatmeal […]
Contaminated water hits Town Center
By Andrew Doran On Feb. 26, CI students that live in Town Center Building B were issued a notice that they should not be drinking or using the water coming out of the taps. Cindy Derrico, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs Housing Residential Education and Associated Students Inc., wrote to students via email to […]
Kilusan Pilipino brings awareness
By Naomi Santana The Kilusan Filipino club started in the spring of 2010 and promotes Filipino culture and multicultural perspectives. “The club educates, informs and helps members network while showcasing culture, traditions and history,” said Jasmine Hope Kaiklian, the president of the club. “Kilusan means movement and the goal for starting this club was to […]
Bridging the gap to understanding
By Andrew Doran Over St. Valentine’s week, the CI’s Housing and Residential Education program put on an event to allow CI students to understand their privilege. The “Bridge the Gap” program was full of moments that allowed for students to think about how their skin color, religion or gender has allowed them have privilege during […]
Borderline strong
By Sydney Maldonade On the night of November 7, 2018 a tragic event occurred that no one ever expected to happen and shattered a peaceful community. This incident led to multiple people being injured, 12 deaths and left many people traumatized. Now, our community is attempting to heal and come together. Community members have done […]
CI goes outdoors
By Andrew Doran As the rain and winter dissipate into the past, students are more keen on getting out and enjoying the outdoors. Walking, hiking, or camping in Southern California in the spring is a wonderful time to get out and enjoy the springtime bloom and warmer nights with friends or family. Luckily for CI […]
Man behind the building
By Andy Dosev Have you ever wondered why the University named a structure after Martin V Smith? You might not be the only one. Also known as Bud Smith, this man was a philanthropist by heart. If it was not for Smith, CI would’ve had a much more difficult time opening its doors. “This latest […]
Website wonders
The myCI portal is the cornerstone of every successful student attending CI. The services and convenience it provides are some of the best tools a student can use to thrive in a scholastic environment and beyond. Recently, a new addition to the plethora of services offered by CI has made an appearance. Introducing CI Keys! […]
