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The Cal Times student news is a publication of the Student Association Inc. at California University of Pennsylvania

Cal Times

The Cal Times student news is a publication of the Student Association Inc. at California University of Pennsylvania

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Cal U student Nick Reyes provides a "before" and "after" pic exhibiting his weightlifting progress

When in doubt, lift it out

James Rudolph February 3, 2020

Ever since his father died in the fifth grade, Nick Reyes was an angry kid. He began exhibiting anger problems throughout middle-school and frequently got into trouble. Now, at age 21 and a senior at...

Jerron Corley, on right, uses his entrepreneurial skills to launch his own cookie-making business

Baked goods designed with comfort in mind

Lily Gongaware January 30, 2020

Jerron Corley, a senior Journalism major, graduates this winter, however, he has already began his professional life. What began as a hobby soon became a passion, and now, a business. Jay’s Comfort Cookies...

Executive Chef Jennifer Richmond works with Cal U student Miranda Anderson to customize an allergen-friendly meal at the Gold Rush dining hall’s new “Clarity” station, Natali Student Center.

Vegans and Vegetarians Unite!

Hanah Burns, Contributor November 3, 2019

Dining services at California University of Pennsylvania have rolled out brand new meatless and gluten free meal options this semester to cater to students who are vegan, vegetarian, or have other food...

Vegan on Campus...A First Person Point of View

Vegan on Campus…A First Person Point of View

Hannah Wyman, Contributor September 4, 2019

As I survey the salad bar for the umpteenth time, I catch a whiff of the Indian buffet on the other side of Gold Rush. In a feeble attempt to ignore my want for chicken curry, I pick up my bowl of lonely...

Cody Elias at SAP Center in San Jose, CA

From the Gold Rush to the Golden City

Danny Beeck, Editor-In-Chief March 21, 2019

In a city that boasts an eclectic culinary scene and the famous Golden Gate Bridge, Cody Elias, a graduate of California University of Pennsylvania ‘12, seeked out something different in the Golden City....

Get Your Game On With W.I.S.E.

Morgan Buckwalter, Cal Times Contributor December 17, 2018

On Wednesday, Dec. 5, the first event from Women in Sports and Events (W.I.S.E.) was held in the Hamer Hall gymnasium on the campus of California University of Pennsylvania. The event focused on positively...

Coping strategies to handle emotional stress and anxiety during finals week

Angel Hart Funk, Opinion Editor December 12, 2018

In an annual report from the Association for University and College Counseling Center Director’s anxiety, stress, and depression are affecting students at higher rates than ever. Leading student to seek...

Controversy in Christmas Classics

Controversy in Christmas Classics

Tom Caton, Staff Writer December 3, 2018

Every year during the holiday season, we all love to watch classic Christmas specials and listen to holiday-themed music. However, some of the beloved holiday specials like “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,”...

Stephen Hillenburg, Creator of SpongeBob SquarePants, Passes Away at Age 57

Stephen Hillenburg, Creator of SpongeBob SquarePants, Passes Away at Age 57

Tom Caton, Staff Writer November 29, 2018

It was a very sad and solemn day for the residents of Bikini Bottom and the Nickelodeon family. Stephen Hillenburg, the creator of the hit Nickelodeon series “SpongeBob SquarePants” has passed away...

Rockefeller Center Tree Lights up NYC Skyline

Rockefeller Center Tree Lights up NYC Skyline

Tom Caton, Staff Writer November 29, 2018

In order to get into the Christmas spirit, you need a Christmas tree, lights, and ornaments. But every year in Rockefeller Center in New York City, they go big to get into a festive mood. The gardening...

NHL Broadcaster Phil Bourque reflects on career

NHL Broadcaster Phil Bourque reflects on career

Reilly McGlumphy, Contributor November 19, 2018

Two-time Stanley Cup champion, Phil Bourque, shared the ups and the downs he had in his storied career at “Faceoff for Your Future”, an event hosted by the Office of Academic Success this past Friday...

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