By Victoria Maneske All colleges have a set tuition that students are expected to pay, but it is not necessarily broken down by course. It is […]
How much does missing a class cost you?
Author: The CI View
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. […]
Study Abroad’s Virtual Adaptation
Many programs at CI were affected by the sudden shift to virtual learning brought on by the current public health crisis. Arguably, CI’s Study Abroad […]
Short comic: Light in the darkness
by Alex Guerra
Study, planner and organization apps
By Victoria Maneske Primarily virtual learning has led to many adjustments. One of which is re-structuring the form in which students plan out their schedules and […]
CI welcomes new Manager for Institutional Equity and Deputy Title IX Coordinator
By Jakob Katchem As CI continuously strives to put students’ needs, safety and overall success at the forefront of its concerns throughout this pandemic, The […]
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 […]
2020 election Democratic Platform
By Victoria Maneske Our 2020 general election is coming up soon, and many college students have the opportunity to vote for a future that can heavily impact the sway of our government with social, […]
2020 election Republican Platform
By Sergio Mercado The 2020 election is coming to an end, with the last day to vote being Nov. 3. While many people cling to their […]
Voting: How it works and how to do it
By Jazzminn Morecraft With the 2020 election day literally only days away, many have continuously heard encouragement from others to vote. Some might have already […]
