The New Etiquette
What are the new social norms we need to abide by? International etiquette and culture expert Sharon Schweitzer, founder of the firm Access to Culture (www.protocolww.com) shares some ideas.Continue Reading
2023-02-25
The future arrives with Homecoming at The Resort
Homecoming at The Resort is one of the largest communities of its kind in Southern California, and its proximity to the Rancho Cucamonga Metrolink Station is seen as a bold step forward in 21st century community development. Continue Reading
2023-02-25
THE CHEECH
The Cheech is the result of a public-private partnership between the Riverside Art Museum, the City of Riverside, and Marin, who has spent the last 40 years collecting the work of notable Chicano artists like Carlos Almaraz, Margaret Garcia, Wayne Alaniz Healy, Judithe Hernández, Frank Romero, and Patssi Valdez.Continue Reading
2023-02-25
Teacher of the Year Ryan Edwards inspires students to take on the world
The only high school teacher among this year’s cohort of honorees, Edwards takes the award in stride. Continue Reading
2023-02-25
Taste Wild II: Savor the Fall
California Botanic Garden is partnering with As You Like It, one of the Garden’s preferred caterers, and Abe Sanchez of the Chia Café Collective (CCC). Continue Reading
2023-02-25
Take a Hike!
In the mountains surrounding the Inland Empire, the day begins in the same quiet, unassuming way that it has for millions of years, and you can be a part of iContinue Reading
2023-02-25
Summer Getaway
This fall, travelers are continuing to prioritize safer travel by staying closer to home. Nearby stays within 300 miles from home remain the most popular with guests, according to Airbnb, a San Francisco-based vacation rental company.Continue Reading
2023-02-25
Still looking for those perfect gifts?
. This holiday season support local businesses by doing your holiday shopping at the unique Mom and Pop boutiques of Riverside County. Continue Reading
2023-02-25
IE Students in the Spotlight
Since its launch in 1988, 49,000 students have taken part in the Spotlight program that helps them develop their performance abilities, learn about careers in arts management and receive valuable college preparedness and workforce readiness skills to pursue their dreams in the performing arts. Continue Reading
2023-02-25
Home Run: How the IE became the Major League’s Talent Pipeline Since the 1900s, around 150 players have come from the Inland Empire
It seems to have started with John Tortes “Chief” Meyers, a Riverside-born member of the Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians who made his debut with the New York Giants on April 16, 1909. Continue Reading
2023-02-25
Spirit of the Entrepreneur
The Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards recognizes the accomplishments and resilience of local entrepreneurs who have strived to build businesses into major contributors to the Inland Empire’s economy.Continue Reading
2023-02-25
School of Entrepreneurship
The School of Entrepreneurship, housed in the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration, further places CSUSB as a leading entity in the growing field of entrepreneurship education, said Mike Stull, a professor of entrepreneurship and director of the university’s Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship, who will serve as the school’s director.Continue Reading
2023-02-25
