Runners competed in the jetBlue Long Beach Marathon on Oct. 13, 2019, a 26.2 mile loop that passes through places such as the Queen Mary, Long Beach State and Downtown Long Beach.
Events
Lifestyle events that occur on or off campus should be categorized under “events.” Events differ from performances in that performances stage or present a play, concert or other forms of entertainment while events do not. Examples of events include the Long Beach Zombie Walk, Week of Welcome and Queen Mary’s Dark Harbour.
CSULB’s dance department adds variety with ‘Variance’ performance
The contemporary dance show brought variety to the stage through student choreographed pieces.
Mandy Harvey plays two-night show at Carpenter Center
The deaf singer and “America’s Got Talent” star gave her admirers a breath-taking performance in her third visit to CSULB.
It waits in the fog at Knott’s Scary Farm
This year’s event offers thrills, chills, mazes and great food. Test your courage and get ready to be scared.
CSULB’s New Music Ensemble has its first concert of the semester Tuesday
The Bob Cole Conservatory’s New Music Ensemble will be performing its first concert of the semester on Oct. 1 at the Daniel Recital Hall at 8 p.m. The concert will feature a combination of classical and electronic elements making for “planned improvisation” sound.
MOLAA’s annual ‘Día de Los Muertos Altar Display and Exhibition’ is back for viewing
Artists showcase their pieces of work to celebrate Latin culture and Day of the Dead. The display will be available until Nov. 10.
CSULB Latinx community discusses combating hate
Latinx Faculty and Staff Association gathered members of the Hispanic community Tuesday in response to the El Paso shooting and family separation at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Billie Jean King takes podium at library’s grand opening
Thousands flock to celebrate the return of the Long Beach native in cutting the ribbon to the city’s new main library.
Long Beach community comes together for coastal cleanup
CSULB students and alumni took to the beach Saturday morning to help cleanup their community as a part of a state-wide effort to restore the beaches along California’s coast.
Students share poetry at first ASI Poet’s Lounge of the semester, Thursday
Third-year mathematics major, Austin Ring first performed his poem titled “An Advocate of the Meek,” and told the audience to solve the riddle. Ring was one of 30 students to recite poetry at the ASI-hosted Poet’s Lounge.