Lee Brown, John Canalis and Austin Brumblay share their experience entering the role of EIC of the Daily Forty-Niner.
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What it means to be Wiccan
Wiccan culture continues to be mythicized as evil, a theory that some local practitioners want to debunk.
From the 49er to the Los Angeles Times
Former staff members of the Daily Forty-Niner share their stories of working in the newsroom and how it helped them get to where they are now working at the LA Times.
Behind the Scenes: CSULB Innovation Space
The Gerald M. Kline Innovation Space is a place where students can use 3D printers to create a variety of projects.
Student Health Services open after hours with nursing advice line
Students at Long Beach State can seek help from a nurse during weekends through the After-Hours Nurse Advice Line.
CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White announces retirement
White said he will retire by the end of the 2019-20 academic year. White has led the largest university system in the nation since 2012.
Bisexual students fear their sexuality is ‘invalidated’
“Pick a side” mentality leaves bisexual people feeling excluded in the LGBTQ+ community. Students and faculty reflect on bi-erasure and its implications on those who identify as bisexual.
‘Credible threat’ raises questions about CSULB classroom safety
Students and faculty demand a “safe space” after the campuswide shelter-in-place Oct. 7 forced many to construct makeshift barriers out of desks, chairs and projectors due to lack of locks on doors.
Pro-life group evokes strong reactions from CSULB students
The Genocide Awareness Project returns to campus after three years, causing students to protest the demonstration.
Pro-life group returns to CSULB after three-year hiatus
The Genocide Awareness Project returns to campus after three years to put on a 360-degree display of aborted fetuses victims of violence.