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Tag: STEM
Students protest proposed tuition hikes during Week of Welcome
Members of Students Against Tuition Hikes protested in the central quad Wednesday during Week of Welcome in opposition to the California State University Board of Trustees proposed 6% tuition hike.
Breaking the Gender Barrier: Women in STEM at CSULB
Students at CSULB are rewriting the narrative about women in STEM – thanks to the many women who came before them.
Prop 28 approval ensures funding for arts and music programs in public schools
Proposition 28 is one of three California propositions that passed in this year’s midterm elections.
Long Beach hosts second annual Youth Festival
The Long Beach Youth Festival provides children and young adults in the area with positive activities and entertainment.
CSULB’s LEAP program empowers Hispanic STEM students with mentorship and experience to land jobs
Long Beach State’s program LEAP began fall 2020 and is working to increase Hispanic students in STEM-based careers through faculty mentorship, collaborative projects between departments and working with companies in the field.
Do I belong in STEM?
An African American student reflects on how he’s found his place in a predominately white field.
Women’s successes STEM from adversity
Despite STEM fields being traditionally male-dominated, the number of women pursuing these careers has grown.
Long Beach pageant draws a sold-out show; CSULB student crowned Miss Long Beach
Pageant stereotypes are thrown out the window in the Miss Long Beach & Miss Southern California Cities pageant, which crowned five winners Nov. 24.
CSULB’s fourth annual Tech Day: a festival-style information session
The event, put on by the information technology department, allowed everyone to see what new and upcoming innovations the university has to offer.