by Yolanda Barragan As the end of the spring semester approaches, there is an overwhelming sense of relief among students at the idea that summer […]
Five facts to help students face finals
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Bridge the Gap
by Yolanda Barragan Students and staff were encouraged to question the cycle of socialization and challenge various forms of oppression at Bridge the Gap, an […]
Associate Professor of art Alison Perchuk
by Alex Guerra Recently, Associate Professor of Art Alison Perchuk was granted the Van Courtlandt Elliott Prize, an award given by the Medieval Academy of […]
More opportunities available for Ice Hockey
by Jorge Garcia CI’s Ice Hockey club is preparing for an adult local league hosted by Iceoplex in Simi Valley for this upcoming fall semester. […]
Power outages disrupt students’ lives
by Julia Cheng Despite CI’s best efforts, multiple power outages on campus have caused students stress in recent weeks. According to Assistant Vice President for […]
How St. Patrick’s Day became an international holiday
by Naomi Santana St. Patrick’s Day is a festivity that is commonly celebrated all around the world. But what exactly is St. Patrick’s Day, and […]
Women’s History Month celebrated on campus
by Zachary Boetto CI participated in celebrating March as Women’s History Month with the Women’s Recognition Brunch, the Women Veterans Conference, the Celebration of Women’s […]
No decision leaves DACA recipients uncertain
by Luz Moncada During the Obama Administration, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was created for minors who were brought into and remained in […]
Earth Day created due to giant oil spill in Santa Barbara
by Branden Hopper On Jan. 28, 1969 an event occurred that would change not only environmental policy in the United States, but history as well. […]
Green Generation makes a difference on Earth Day
by Noah Schimnowski What is Earth Day, exactly? It began in 1970 after a massive oil spill occurred in Santa Barbara the year prior. According […]
