Students hit the stage Tuesday night for Niners got Talent, ASI’s annual talent show. Musicians, singers, dancers and more wowed audiences with their unique skills and showmanship.

Suicide cost Bob Feliciano his son, but on Sunday, he walked with over a hundred others through CSULB to give life to the memories of those who took their own.

Players, coaches and audiences dawned pink on Thursday to show support for those who’ve fought breast cancer. They shared personal stories of family members struck with the disease.  It was an emotional game both on and off court, but their work payed off with an victory against UC Davis.

Victor Perez, a CSULB graduate, teamed up with students Johnny Romero, and Cameron Smith to bring Long Beach a new style of music. As their business cards boast, Romero Y Perez will “give you a performance you have yet to see or have not experienced in a long time.” They[Read More…]