By Matthew Wong Before Chris Botti’s concert on Oct 13, at the President’s Dinner and Concert here in Camarillo, I could hardly call myself a […]
Chris Botti entertains at President’s Dinner and Concert
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Roxane Gay visits campus
By Geydy Martinez When I first heard that Hunger, by Roxane Gay was chosen for this year’s annual book celebration, I was not very thrilled. […]
CI pushes the limit
By Andrew Doran If you have ever gone for a long run or decided that you wanted to go for a swim, bike ride and […]
CI sails away
By Andrew Doran As CI students, we live pretty darn close to the ocean. Not only can we go for a dip, surf or lounge […]
CI soccer kicks it up a notch
By Andrew Doran As the year has waned on, there have been typical campus sounds. Students laughing, crying and discussing what happened in their previous […]
Dorms get surboard storage
By Annie Kuzmanovic One of the most intriguing qualities about CI is its surfing culture. We are blessed to have a community of surfers, many […]
Native American Heritage Month
By Andreya Martinez In 1990, George H.W. Bush declared November National Native American Heritage Month (NAHM). According to a website hosted by the Library of […]
Raise your voice
By Jazzminn Morecraft On Nov. 6, 2018 the midterm elections will take place. Student Government spent the week of Oct. 15-18 preparing and spreading awareness […]
English Speaker Series kicks off Tyson Cornell
Rare Bird Books publisher Tyson Cornell stepped into the crowded classroom in a tee shirt and blazer, jeans and a pair converse. A publisher of a small press company in Los Angeles, Cornell was invited to the campus to be the first guest speaker in the English Speaker Series. He was welcomed by many CI students curious about the ever day goings on of the small publication world.
Housing gives students a voice
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is one of the most important student led organizations at CI. RHA is responsible for a lot of different things: listening to the on-campus students voice, putting on events for students and representing CI at a regional and national level. In the end though, they are hyper-focused on listening to the voices of the residents of CI.
