By Demi Hu | California, mostly in the southern region, is defined as the ‘Citrus State’. On that account, located in the City of Riverside and having nearly 200 acres of citrus groves, and another 47 acres for other uses, the California Citrus State Historical Park has more than a decade of history in the region…
By Samantha Carrillo | The Heritage House is a historic house museum built in the Queen Anne Victorian style. It is part of the Museum of Riverside and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 28, 1973.
By Sol Garay | The Riverside Food Lab has become a staple in the foodscape of Riverside. It is well-known for it is enticing food options, fun activities to do, and overall good vibes that it brings.
By Sol Garay | Riverside stands out as the ideal city for international students – and the reason for that is simple: Riverside is chill. Okay maybe not so much right now in the middle of July, where every day feels like 100+ degrees. But in general, many people describe Riverside as: a big city with a small-town feel. The small town feel vibe coupled with the fact that Riverside houses over 70,000 college students across four major collegiate institutions, makes for an ideal spot for international students looking to study, live, and perhaps even work in the city of Riverside.
By Sol Garay | The Riverside Plaza is a 475,000-square-foot outdoor mall in Riverside, California, filled with many shops that would keep any college student entertained for hours. In this blog we will cover the top places in the Riverside Plaza for college students.
By Ethan Vo | You have probably heard a lot about networking. People have probably told you to make sure you expand your network and create professional relationships with as many people as possible. Well, it could be daunting trying to put yourself out there to try and connect with people you only ever talk to about work. As a result, many people leave a lot of potential for growth on the table. So, in this blog we are going to give you the rundown on everything there is to know about networking.
By Sol Garay | With Graduation season in full swing, and after attending a couple of commencement ceremonies myself (sister if you’re reading this, I’m proud of you!) I figured I would write about post-graduation. This will not be a full guide on what to do after graduating college, instead I will cover certain topics that I wish I knew more about before I graduated and was thrown in the ‘real-world’.
By Ethan Vo | This Tuesday is the nation’s 247th birthday. July 4th marks the day that the Declaration of Independence was adopted. So, in the spirit of patriotism, here are the ways in Riverside you can celebrate the United States turning 247:
By Ethan Vo | Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Legoland, SeaWorld, Knott’s Berry Farm, Castle Park. There is probably one name here that does not sound as familiar as the others, but it should. Castle Park is Riverside’s own amusement park that has been around since 1976.
By Sol Garay | Riverside has always had a love for sushi, with many great spots located around the city. However, there was a void amidst the sushicape. A certain lack of the fine dining experience. Allow me to present you with: Momo Sushi…