Sean Madden is on the move again.
The worldly professor, who has been at PennWest California since 1989, has partnered up yet again with Education First Tours, known more simply as EF Tours, a company...
On Saturday, Apr. 6 over 200 PennWest California students volunteered in the annual Big Event. The Big Event was originally started at Texas A & M in 1982 and has been a tradition on Cal’s campus...
On Monday, Apr. 8, several students, faculty, staff, and administration took to Third Street. With tables lining the parking lot, the countdown to the eclipse was on.
Students with various majors and...
Accomplished author, poet, and English Professor Jerry Wemple finds teaching and writing to be "two sides of the same coin".
Inside Eberly Hall 120 on April 3, Wemple found himself in front of a small...
College students represent our future leaders and play a crucial role in the shaping of our nation. Students can ensure representation of their interests in decision-making processes by actively participating...
Join Alpha Sigma Tau (AST) on Friday, Apr. 5 for their Knockout Cancer Dodgeball Tournament. This event will help raise money for Jada Shipley a previous PennWest California Student who is currently battling...
It could be argued that this is the most exclusive yearly event on campus, but Mario Majcen wishes that wasn't the case.
Majcen, Professor of Atmospheric Studies and APSCUF California Chapter President...
On Apr. 11, at 8 p.m., the Student Activities Board will sponsor Cal’s annual spring concert performer at PennWest California’s Convocation Center. In their highly anticipated announcement, SAB revealed...
All PennWest California clubs, organizations, and sports teams are invited to sign up for the 2024 Big Event sponsored by Student Government (SGA). This year’s Big Event will be on Saturday, Apr. 6....
On Apr. 8, 2024, the Great North American Eclipse will visit Mexico, the United States, and Canada. The eclipse will last four minutes and 28 seconds, tracing a path of totality across 13 U.S. states,...
