CSULB kinesiology instructor, Richard Juliano refuses to wear a mask indoors or receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus
Content that focuses on the growing coronavirus epidemic at CSULB.
City of Long Beach urges local residents to follow COVID-19 health protocols due to Omicron sub-variant BA.2
In order to comply with health and safety protocols, the City of Long Beach highly encourages residents to protect themselves from the Omicron sub-variant BA.2 by getting vaccinated and wearing a mask.
Some CSULB campus facility services remain open during the two-week remote learning transition
Select campus facilities are open during the first two weeks of online learning for students to use.
Administration enforces COVID-19 vaccinations for in-person attendance
What you need to know about COVID-19 regulations and vaccination requirements for the fall 2021 semester.
Safety is top priority as fans fill up stands
Fans will need to be fully vaccinated to attend games starting Monday, Sept. 20.
The rich and the famous should have been vaccinated last
Unhoused people, who are most susceptible to the virus, deserved vaccination and protection from COVID-19.
High-risk students soon eligible for COVID-19 vaccine once CSULB receives more shipments
Vaccination appointments for the first round of Long Beach State students will become available pending the arrival of more vaccine shipments.
CSULB won’t require vaccination for the fall semester, Conoley says
Plans for returning to in-person instruction this fall remain up in the air, but what is for certain is that getting the vaccine will not be a requirement, according to campus administrators.
Long Beach in style
Local residents and Long Beach State students have taken their creativity to the next level by creating stylish PPE.
CSULB has administered over 850 doses of Pfizer vaccine so far
The vaccination program taking place at the Walter Pyramid parking structure has become available to Beach staff and faculty members.