By Alex Guerra Imagine a black barn. It looms far in the cornfields, its dark exterior bold and rustic. A hint of wear and tear […]
See no evil, believe no evil: “Gideon Falls” Volumes 1-3 review
Author: The CI View
Gas too pricy to travel? Check out these virtual activities instead!
By Emily Chang There are many enriching virtual activities to engage in from the comfort of your own home. From art to collaborative games and […]
Cool cats and slithery critters: a Ventura County wildlife profile
By Breannah Ortiz and Jordan Wehlage Ventura County is home to a diverse wildlife population that residents interact with on a daily basis, often without […]
Agoura Hills animal crossing on the horizon
By Mina Inaba AGOURA HILLS—The world’s largest wildlife bridge is scheduled to break ground in spring, according to an article by the non-profit organization LAist. […]
Think twice before you toss! New California composting law
By Emily Chang New year, new…composting law! On Jan. 1, California Senate Bill (SB) 1383 went into effect, requiring the citizens of California to compost […]
Celebrating Black History Month at CI
By A’ishah Crawford Black History Month has been recognized as a national observance by every U.S. president since 1976, when President Gerald Ford “officially recognized […]
Book review: “A Shadow in the Ember”
Image edit by Alex Guerra By Elise Bechtel Jennifer L. Armentrout, a well-known author in the fantasy genre, has risen to prominence with her new […]
How to avoid CI’s parking pandemonium
By TJ Ramirez For many commuting students, parking at CI is no easy task. Parking spaces are limited, and it can be difficult to secure […]
President Yao talks path to presidency and CI’s future
By Sergio Mercado and Jordan Wehlage Dr. Richard Yao was appointed CI president in January following his year-long term as interim president. The CI View […]
CI parking struggles
By Griffin Giboney and TJ Ramirez
