High above campus, community members and students take a look into the universe with the physics and astronomy department.
Author: Madalyn Amato
Beth Lesen announced as new vice president of student affairs
After weeks of consideration, Beth Lesen, former dean of student affairs at Sacramento State, has been selected to succeed interim Mary Ann Takemoto.
From addict to advocate: ASI Sen. Dale Lendrum’s story
The ASI senator once lived a life of crime and heavy drug use but is now using those experiences to advocate on others’ behalf.
Reproductive rights crimes to become UPD crime classification
Student Health Services and the University Police Department are preparing for possible crimes against campus abortion providers once on-campus abortions are implemented in 2023.
UPDATE: CSULB faces no current threat of coronavirus
Student Health Center officials said there is no threat of the virus now, but it is taking actions to be prepared.
Downtown CSULB campus development delayed
The first half of the university’s downtown construction program in downtown is set to begin in the fall of 2022.
YouTube prankster disrupts classes on the first day at CSULB
YouTuber prankster who goes by the name Kavensky Fitness played one of his classic pranks on a business class the first day of school.
CSULB announces plans for 2020 commencement ceremonies
Some changes to the graduation ceremonies include more space for guest and students being able to keep their caps and gowns.
CSULB facilities installs security cameras in Palo Verde parking structure
In an effort to increase safety on campus, facilities management and University Police Department have installed 37 cameras overseeing the Palo Verde South Parking Structure.
Former CSULB employee Jamie Williams pleads guilty to murder
Williams was accused of murdering his father and step-sister and seriously injuring his stepmother in 2018.