By Victoria Maneske Going virtual this academic year, is not the only adjustment students have had to make. Graduation, an event many look forward to, to […]
By Alex Guerra ASI Student Government’s new Chief Justice, Angelmarie Taylor, a second-year business major, saw her new position as a great opportunity to help give back, especially soon after taking a special topics course at […]
By Naomi Santana AB 1460 was a new law passed by Governor Gavin Newsom on Aug. 17, 2020. The information for the bill can be found at California Legislative Information […]
By Victoria Maneske College can be stressful with the many deadlines, information gaps and anxieties of keeping up with the speedy transitions and technicalities of the campus experience. In order to help give students easier access to relevant information […]
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 […]
By Victoria Maneske Valentine’s Day is approaching on Feb. 14, and stores are already overflowing with candy and heart-shaped knick-knacks for romantic gestures among loved ones. One can only imagine the amount of Valentine’s Day filters on everyone’s […]
By Sergio Mercado CI’s peer tutoring services have risen to the challenge of providing essential tutoring and mentoring for students despite the drastic change in environment. Embedded Peer […]
By Victoria Maneske CSU Chancellor Joseph Castro has announced that there will be no raise in tuition for the 2020-2021 academic year for California State University students. This decision was […]