Following the outbreak of the coronavirus amongst housing students, Long Beach State paused any face-to-face classes for a two-week quarantine period.
Author: Madalyn Amato
Chancellor select Castro announces plans for time as CSU leader
Joseph I. Castro, newly appointed chancellor of the California State University, said he has plans to address diversity and implement ethnic studies but foresees no reduction in student fees or funding for campus police.
Nine CSULB dormitory students relocated to Hillside College
Following an outbreak of COVID-19 on campus, all residential students who have tested positive or are considered at-risk for contraction are being forced to move into a quarantine space in Hillside College.
Becoming essential: Grocery workers
One of the few industries that has remained open throughout the coronavirus pandemic, grocery workers have been propelled from minimum wage hourly associates to essential employees.
IN PHOTOS: ‘We’re not going to be stepped on’
Almost to the one year anniversary of the dirt dumping on the sacred land of Puvungna, the Native community gathered to demonstrate for the land’s protection.
Native community continues to struggle with CSULB over Puvungna, access being restricted due to COVID-19 regulations
Native communities and Long Beach State continue to go back and forth over rights and access to the 22-acre parcel of land.
All on-campus residents quarantined following the positive testing of five CSULB students
With concerns of further outbreak of the coronavirus, Long Beach State will be pausing in-person instruction for the next two weeks and reviewing the number of employees permitted on campus.
New NCAA regulations require COVID-19 testing three times per week
With the start of basketball season just a few weeks away, the National Collegiate Athletic Association announces new coronavirus testing policy for athletes, coaches and any affiliated personnel.
New CSU chancellor named, to assume duties January 2021
Joseph I. Castro has been named the California State University’s new chancellor after current Chancellor Timothy P. White delayed his initial retirement due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg remembered with candlelit vigil in Downtown Long Beach
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is mourned by thousands across the country. Mourners in Long Beach, California, took to the steps of the Gov. George Deukmejian Courthouse Sat. night to honor her memory.