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Get Your Kicks on Route 66

February 12, 2020 by Linda White 289 Comments

The holidays are now in the rear-view mirror and the new decade seems to be heading down the fast lane. Many people are thinking about their next big adventure. Perhaps, a local road trip to learn more about a piece of Americana, right here in San Bernardino County’s backyard, is the ticket – a day trip down Route 66.   This well-traveled road began in 1926 when this first highway was developed to bring Americans west from Chicago. From Chicago to Santa Monica, Route 66 has many motels and restaurants, as it is one of the top ten most famous roads in the world. It is also known as America’s Mother Road and many people today may know of it because of the animated Disney … [Read more...] about Get Your Kicks on Route 66

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Route 66, sightseeing, travel

SB to LV in 90: hop on the train!

November 27, 2019 by Linda White 169 Comments

Many people enjoy taking a weekend trip with friends and family to the Las Vegas area. Soon, they will be able to travel from Victorville to Las Vegas in 90 minutes without the additional burden of parking a vehicle for several days, or the traffic concerns of the return drive back to Southern California on the I-15 with all the other weekend travelers. On October 23, the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank approved $3.25 billion in bonds to begin building a fully electric high-speed train between Victor Valley and Las Vegas. Private institutional investors will acquire bonds that will create the funds to support this enterprise which will be implemented by … [Read more...] about SB to LV in 90: hop on the train!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: trains, travel, Virgin Trains USA

World Wide Knowledge

January 30, 2017 by Gladys Oliva 8 Comments

By Monica Rosales |Staff Writer| The studying abroad program at CSUSB is offering countless opportunities for students to reach out of their comfort zone and travel the world. Imagine a world where traveling and getting an education is a combo deal. The Center of Global Management (CGM) is in Jack H. Brown Hall and the Study Abroad department is located in College of Education. Countless programs are offered every quarter for students who want to expand their cultural knowledge and while exploring, ultimately earning the education they need in order to become well-rounded graduates. According to studies completed within the U.S. and U.K., it was noted that students who took … [Read more...] about World Wide Knowledge

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: budget, csusb, education, experience, Features, friendships, internships, programs, relationships, RESEARCH, Resume, students, Study Abroad, travel, vacation

New York never sleeps

May 24, 2015 by Archived posts 8 Comments

By Angie Burkhart | Staff Writer The distinct culture and historical—and equally breathtaking—landmarks native to New York City, such as the Empire State Building, the One World Trade Center, and the 9/11 Memorial make a trip to the state bucket list-worthy. Theologian and philosopher Augustus of Hippo once said “the world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” This is the mentality I have adopted and with the opportunity to spend my birthday in NYC, it didn’t take much convincing. Some have asked me, why New York? That question has always been easy for me to answer; I find it rich in diversity, cuisine, and more importantly, history. Nathan Blansett of … [Read more...] about New York never sleeps

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: aburkhart, csusb, CSUSBTravel, Empire State Building, NewYork, NY, nyc, One World Trade Center, Statue of Liberty, travel

Homework, school, WinCo

May 9, 2015 by Archived posts 835 Comments

By Jessica Arciniega | Staff Writer | There is an estimated 80 percent of students who work while attending college, according to thinkprogress.org. But how many students can say they are required to travel for work while being enrolled in school? Adding travel into the mix makes things a lot more challenging. Here is my story: Balancing work, traveling, and school has brought much stress and sleepless nights, but I wouldn’t change it for the world because of the experience and learning lessons it has brought me. Let me start by explaining what my job is and what it requires. I work for WinCo Foods and travel for two week periods visiting stores in Arizona and Texas. My … [Read more...] about Homework, school, WinCo

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: experience, opportunity, succeed, travel, WinCo Foods

Adjusting to life in South Korea

October 11, 2014 by Archived posts 18 Comments

By Erica Wong |Staff Writer| It seemed like a dream come true when I got accepted to a school considered to be among the ‘Ivy League’ of South Korea. Yonsei University is one of the most prestigious schools in Asia, and attendance often dictates social status and determines the success of one’s future. Referred to as “SKY,” it is one of the top three schools in Korea, along with Seoul National University and Korea University. The ‘Big Three’ of Korea are synonymous with Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. Yonsei University is located in Sinchon, known as Seoul’s student district. Sinchon is a lively college area, with Ewha Women’s University and Sogang University nearby. There … [Read more...] about Adjusting to life in South Korea

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Asia, Exchange Program, International student, IP Program, Korea, South Korea, Study Abroad, travel

San Bernardino express bus arriving late April

January 24, 2014 by Archived posts 109 Comments

By Courtney Mata |Staff Writer| Omnitrans is creating a new $191.7 million sbX transit line that will create faster transportation. According to The Press Enterprise, “About a third of the route has bus-only lanes, and there will be an average of one stop every mile. That along with signals from the buses to turn traffic lights green, will cut travel time from Cal State to the VA hospital from 64 minutes on a regular bus to 39 minutes. Buses will pick up passengers at stations every 10 to 15 minutes.” The new sbX is intended to encourage residents and students to take the bus instead of drive. Students can still get free bus rides with their Coyote ID cards. “Go Smart program will … [Read more...] about San Bernardino express bus arriving late April

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cheaper, Coyotes, csusb, OMNITRANS, students, travel

CSUSB student experiences University of Oregon

January 23, 2014 by Archived posts 173 Comments

By Erin Posjena |Staff Writer| The term “studying abroad” often conjures images of far away places and exotic food; however, few people know that studying abroad can also mean traveling within the United States.   Studying abroad, both nationally and internationally, can offer students the chance to immerse themselves into new cultures and gain new perspectives on life.   Expanding your learning destinations can teach independence and offer students a chance to experience a different education system.   CSUSB communications major, Jonathan Ng, chose to participate in the study abroad program on the national level at the University of Oregon for the … [Read more...] about CSUSB student experiences University of Oregon

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Abroad, Communications Major, csusb, national student exchange, nse, school, Student, studying, travel, University of Oregon

Explore the world with study abroad

October 26, 2013 by Archived posts 5 Comments

By Sung Wi |Staff Writer| If you’ve ever wondered about traveling around the world, meeting new people or trying new things, perhaps you should consider our study abroad program. The Study Abroad Program Center offers students the opportunity to study in other countries such as Asia, Europe and South America. Most majors are offered in the study abroad program with generally no requirements or prerequisites with the exception of a few countries and programs. Most classes are taught in English, so there is no language barrier in classes. There are three different lengths offered in the program: summer session, a semester and whole year. The summer program is the most … [Read more...] about Explore the world with study abroad

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: countries, Exchange, international, student exchange, Study Abroad, Study Abroad Program, travel

CSUSB students battle homesickness

March 8, 2013 by Archived posts 5 Comments

By Jounghun Kim |Staff Writer| Once you find the reason for being home sick, the next measure you can take is to make new friends, be around a busy environment and keep associating with the people in your daily lives that will make you happy. Joining clubs, participating in campus activities will help you meet others and keep you preoccupied. Many of the Korean students on campus have taken it upon themselves to belong in clubs like the soccer team, the study club or the language exchange club. Enjoy your time alone. Whether or not you have friends around, you still can enjoy many activities with the company of yourself. Make a list of things you really like to do, such as … [Read more...] about CSUSB students battle homesickness

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Abroad, club, deal, Dream, exercise, family, Features, friends, home, hometown, parents, sick, sickness, solution, travel

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