On Nov. 20, Indigenous peoples joined on Zoom to share how the coronavirus pandemic has affected their lives, including how it has affected ceremonies like Pow Wows as part of CSULB’s Native American Heritage Month Celebration.
Author: Paris Barraza
Theatre Threshold streams CSULB Music Festival Friday
Students will perform in a virtual music festival Friday, organized and hosted by Theatre Threshold from the Department of Theatre Arts.
COVID-19 LIVE UPDATES: The latest Long Beach and CSULB coronavirus news
As of May 8, there are 898 positive COVID-19 cases in Long Beach with 565 recoveries, officials said. Despite the continued increase in infection, Mayor Robert Garcia announced the first steps in reopening the economy set to begin Friday.
ASI and CSULB Tea host Transgender Day of Remembrance
Students gathered virtually in honor of Friday’s, Nov.18, Transgender Day of Remembrace to honor the transgender people who have died due to anti-transgender violence.
Songbird Boutique in Long Beach continues to soar thanks to owner Jennifer Hill
Jennifer Hill, owner of the longtime storefront in Retro Row known for its one-of-a-kind goods, shares how the business is an extension of who she is and how it’s survived in the middle of the pandemic.
PhysTEC program encourages students to pursue a career in education
The PhysTEC program encourages students in the Department of Physics to consider teaching careers at high schools. But, the program has proved to do more than just that.
Bob Cole Conservatory of Music hosts memorial concert for composer and educator Alan Shockley
Faculty, students and alumni from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music attended a virtual memorial concert for Alan Shockley, a professor of music at Long Beach State, who died earlier this year.
The Department of Dance’s pre-filmed performance Fall Dance Festival streams live Friday
Students of the senior seminar class organized Fall Dance Festival, a performance featuring student choreographed pieces filmed from home. The first part of the festival will premiere on YouTube Friday evening.
New art at Long Beach State begins installation process in December
TBM Designs introduces the art installation sm[ART]box to lower campus, built of materials that are energy efficient, to highlight the need for sustainability.
Writer and professor Deborah Miranda explores 15 steps for decolonization for Californian Indigenous communities
Native American Heritage Month Celebration 2020 continues with its second event, featuring Deborah Miranda, a member of the Esselen and Chumash people, to discuss California missions, the history of natives in California and how to practice decolonization.