During Wednesday’s ASI Senate meeting, students expressed support for moving funds away from the UPD and instead go toward CAPS.
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CSULB commencement to include procession, no names announced inside Angel Stadium
Graduating seniors will be able to walk onto the field during next month’s commencement ceremony, campus officials announced in an email Thursday.
Long Beach expects replacement Pride lifeguard tower by mid-May ‘to have it here before Pride’
The city is planning to have its new rainbow lifeguard tower built by next month following the burning of the original landmark in March.
Crime Blotter: CSULB sees suspicious circumstances, grand theft and stolen vehicle part
For the fourth week in a row, something is stolen at CSULB. Near campus, gunfire was heard. On-campus, a failed break-in.
Everything you need to know about commencement
Next month’s ceremony will allow graduates to have two guests and will feature recognition stages.
CSULB Commencement Office confirms two guest tickets, graduates to walk across ‘microstages’ at Angel Stadium
Long Beach State confirmed Thursday that graduates will receive two tickets for guests and will be able to walk across one of six stages set up in the venue’s parking lot.
CSULB moves forward with allocating funds from federal aid to students by April 15
Long Beach State students can expect to see economic relief by next week and should have received an email regarding their allocated amount.
Orange tier brings hope for Long Beach businesses
Following the recent transition out of the purple and red tiers, local businesses see the light at the end of the tunnel.
CSULB to now allow graduates two guest tickets for commencement
After graduating students have expressed their disapproval of only getting one guest ticket for the ceremony, Long Beach State administration confirmed that students will be now allowed to have two guest tickets.
Long Beach City Council approves using convention center as temporary shelter for migrant children
The council voted unanimously Tuesday evening to approve a proposal that would turn the Long Beach Convention Center into a temporary shelter for unaccompanied migrant children.