Carlos Ramirez spent a month creating his exhibition, “Taint Modern: Somewhere in the Between”, as a way to make the queer community feel more at home.
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Disney+’s ‘The Mandalorian’ is an adventure worth waiting for
In a galaxy far, far away, a lone bounty hunter traverses the star system far from the reach of the law. “The Mandalorian” is Disney’s latest attempt to extend the Star Wars franchise and mythos, debuting the show on its new streaming service Disney+ November 12.
Students volunteer at Long Beach Search and Rescue program
Student members of Long Beach Search and Rescue are pursuing public safety jobs while getting their degrees.
CSULB’s Film and Electronic Arts Department continues success at CSU Media Arts Festival
CSULB students received a number of awards this year, including first place for documentary and narrative.
Relationships in the new era: avoiding false advertising
Professor Ebony A. Utley invited experts to Long Beach State to weigh in on “Behind the Screens: A Symposium on Online Dating and Deception.” The discussion shared ways to avoid scams when using modern hookup techniques.
Ocean Resiliency fundraiser gala supports CSULB’s Shark Lab
The event helped raise funds for the university and the Aquarium of the Pacific while speakers stressed the importance of protecting oceans.
Jad Abumrad and the process of storytelling
As part of the Carpenter Center’s Wit and Wisdom series, the “Radiolab” co-host will be bringing to CSULB students his one-man show, “The Miracle of Indoor Plumbing,” on Nov. 16.
What it means to be Wiccan
Wiccan culture continues to be mythicized as evil, a theory that some local practitioners want to debunk.
IN PHOTOS: Long Beach Veterans Day Parade
Veterans, city officials and the public were all present for Long Beach’s Veteran’s Day Parade, which rallied through a large portion of Atlantic Avenue.
Cal Rep’s ‘Romeo and Juliet: Hard Way Home’ puts a Southern spin on the classic play
The tragic love story is countrified by Brandi Carlile’s album “Bear Creek” in the Long Beach State production.