After making the trek up a lengthy, dirt-paved road, a team of Highlander staff members finally came before a set of wide, green gates. Taking note of the free public parking located right before the entrance for future reference, we turned to pass under the welcoming gateway. Almost immediately, we were greeted by an expanse of serene and shady...
Want a fun way to “spice” up your life this harvest season? Stay on the vine with our “Pumpkin Pizzazz” food series, where we at Features teach you how to make three delicious recipes incorporating autumn’s ultimate vegetable (or is it a fruit?) — pumpkin! Since pumpkin has such a diverse flavor and has as many possibilities within it...
Author: Janine Lano, third-year
October 19, 2016
Dear Diary,
One of the biggest differences I’ve experienced between high school and college is the stress of midterm season. At my high school, midterms weren’t given, but in college, I learned they can either make or break your grade. When they roll around, my life becomes centered around studying for the exam, leaving...
From Oct. 21-23, a groundbreaking hacking event took place in Winston Chung Hall as the Inland Empire’s top hackers, as well as participants from UC’s and CSU’s around the state, competed in the ultimate hardware and software hacking showdown. Aimed “to create Riverside's Premier Hackathon in order to establish long-lasting presence in UCR's tech community,” Citrus Hack’s hackathon also...
Outfit of the Week is brought to you on behalf of The Highlander Newspaper by the CLASS and Fashion Club at UCR.
Tony Galvan, Second-year MCS Major (Left): I woke up feeling like a cool dad.
Kalene Paquia, Fourth-year Art History Major (Right): My style is east meets west and a bit of nostalgia. I love old movies; everything from the ‘90s to...
UCR students were greeted with a large display of freshly painted T-shirts all week long on the lawn by the HUB upper plaza as they rushed to and from their classes. Many slowed in passing or even halted to admire the impressive array that accumulated each day as they realized that this was not simply an exhibit of do-it-yourself...
By: Adrian Dizon
The power and influence of cinema was very much alive during the documentary film screening of “Nana Dijo” on Thursday, Oct. 13 in INTS 1113. The screening was a collaborative effort hosted by UC Mexus and the Center for Ideas and Society and Cinema Culturas and drew a diverse crowd of students from the local area, academic...
Jokes for Votes has become the first-ever comedy-laced voter registration tour in the world, being put on by Funny or Die, a comedy TV production company, and NextGen Climate, a climate action change political action committee (PAC). The tour aims to encourage millennials to register to vote and further catalyze these young constituents’ efforts toward various social and political...
On Saturday, Oct. 8, within the entire vicinity of the third floor of the Highlander Union Building (HUB), people from across Southern California gathered to celebrate their ardor for one single pastime and even participate in it together. Aside from the expected attendance of the UCR student body, many attendees came from other colleges. This hefty list included people...
Name:
Snowopolis
Rating:
2/5
Location:
12625 Frederick St., Ste. I-6, Moreno Valley, CA 92553
Price Range:
$$
Hours:
Sun - Thurs: 12–10 p.m. Fri - Sat: 12-11 p.m.
Category:
Desserts, Shaved Ice, Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt
Credit/Debit Card:
Yes
Takeout:
Yes
I have one word for this place and one word only: Overpriced. Snowopolis was plain overpriced for a joint that simply sells sweets and prettified sugar-things — all of which you can just...