Around Town

CalU has a student run board called SAI (Student Activities Inc.) who work to bring entertainment onto campus. This past year they have brought in comedians, paintball, The Harlem Globetrotters, musicians, a portable ice rink, and much more. The town does not have much to offer for entertainment but the SAI Board makes up for it with all of the activities they bring onto campus.

Sab/Sabug, our activities board, does free things like paintball, making tye-dye, street signs, whiteboards, mugs, and other things as well as bring in musicians and comedians. This past year we had two people from Reno 911. However whenever they aren't holding anything, it can get a bit boring, unless you find something to entertain yourselves with.

There are multiple sporting events every week and entertainment opportunities. You can get involved with clubs depending on your interests.

You pretty much make your own fun. You have a lot of freedom. You can go into town and have lunch and do a little shopping. You can go hang around with friends pretty much anywhere.

Bars, movie theatre on campus, volunteer work, exercise, clubs.

CalU offers a lot of fun events! There is a free movie theatre that shows movies that are about to come out to DVD/Blu-Ray, and on Thursdays the Commuter Center hosts open mic nights for live music. There is a pool hall that always has a lot going on, student art galleries opening almost every two weeks (sometimes every week). The Theatre Department always has something going on if you know who to ask, and if that isn't your cup of tea, then hit the free gym.

You have many clubs that you can join and they have video games and tv's you can play while on break

Go to parties and different sports games such as Football and basketball as well as volleyball games

Nothing. It's a very boring town. The campus will have events, but weekends suck. There isn't much to do.

Cal U is a pretty small campus but there is always something going on. No matter what your interests are they is something for you here at Cal U.