A Night of Relaxation, hosted by Beach Balance, gave students peace of mind before one of the most stressful academic weeks of the year.
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Critically acclaimed recording and performing artist Michael Mizrahi performs at Bob Cole Conservatory
Award-winning pianist Michael Mizrahi made his Long Beach appearance to share the love of music composition.
IN PHOTOS: Drawing, Painting and Photography
The group exhibition includes “Prologue,” which features work from eight graduating drawing and painting BFA students. ”Postures,” located at the Merlino, Dutzi and Werby galleries, shows displays from photography students.
The K-pop devotion: the rise of a foreign genre
In recent years, Korean pop music has achieved a new level of popularity in the U.S. Members of the CSULB community weighed in on why they have become part of the obsession.
Club Ripples, Long Beach’s oldest gay dance club, has its last hurrah
A historic home of the LGBTQ community’s last day is a reminder of its vibrant past.
Long Beach pageant draws a sold-out show; CSULB student crowned Miss Long Beach
Pageant stereotypes are thrown out the window in the Miss Long Beach & Miss Southern California Cities pageant, which crowned five winners Nov. 24.
BCCM to hold 40th Anniversary of Winter Festival Concert Dec. 7 and 8
As the holiday season gets underway, the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music will be holding its 40th annual Winter Festival Concert to celebrate the holidays with songs and carols.
IN PHOTOS: The BFA group exhibition
This year’s senior gallery featured over 40 artists from the illustration, animation and pre-production fields. Each student showcased a portfolio of two-dimensional work, resulting in a variety of visuals in the exhibit.
CSULB crowns first drag Homecoming royalty
CSULB annual Homecoming returned, Nov. 9, crowing student Brandon Ha as he stood in his dragsona, Yakisoba. Though the win speaks to the diverse campus culture, it is especially meaningful to Ha.
Art and Soul Fair: where recovery is an art for CSULB students
As the semester comes to an end, the campus is seeking more ways to accommodate students and their mental well being. Student Health Services offered students a chance to express themselves artistically.