Millions from ASI’s 2021-22 operating budgets will be allocated for rehiring student assistants and student programs.
Author: Jorge Villa
CSULB to synchronize in-person, virtual classrooms with launch of Hyflex
A new learning format is likely to become widely used on campus next fall as students and faculty return to in-person instruction.
Relics camera store in Long Beach captures inclusivity in photography
Drake Woodson is the owner of Relics, a vintage camera store in Long Beach. Woodson opened the business in February and is using the storefront to show that the field of photography can be accessible to anyone.
CSULB fails to approve plus, minus grading policy
The Curriculum and Educational Policies Council has decided against implementing a grading policy that would have added pluses and minuses to letter grades.
CSULB’s ASI advocates for reallocating funds from campus police to mental health services
During Wednesday’s ASI Senate meeting, students expressed support for moving funds away from the UPD and instead go toward CAPS.
The last video store in Long Beach is fighting to stay open amid the coronavirus pandemic
Broadway Video launched a GoFundMe to help raise $20,000 to stay open as a result of a year’s worth of nonessential business closures and now, fewer customers visiting.
CSULB moves forward with allocating funds from federal aid to students by April 15
Long Beach State students can expect to see economic relief by next week and should have received an email regarding their allocated amount.
CSULB to reopen rec center and child development center in April
The two ASI-run facilities are slated to reopen next month as the state has progressed into the less restrictive red tier.
CSULB to distribute $23 million of federal relief to students next month
Long Beach State students can expect to see federal disbursements after spring break, according to the Division of Students Affairs.
ASI’s 2021 presidential debate tackles mental health, inclusivity and student success
During Thursday’s virtual debate, Jesus Gonzalez and Shay Hashemi discussed their visions as student government leaders.