While the rest of the state has had difficulty with vaccine rollout, the city of Long Beach and Long Beach State have been pioneers in vaccine distribution.
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ASI Senate pushes to address concerns regarding CSULB’s plus-minus grading system
Associated Students, Inc. is looking to clarify student concerns regarding the university’s plan to alter letter grading.
Long Beach City Council unanimously in favor of building Latinx cultural district
The Long Beach City Council voted 9-0 on the El Mercado de Long Beach proposal in order to help the local economy in underrepresented areas.
CSU leaders present importance of college education to churches statewide in ‘Super Sunday’
Chancellor Joseph I. Castro and President Jane Close Conoley promoted higher education in a virtual event Sunday presented at dozens of Black churches in California.
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.
Crime Blotter: Medical response and suspicious circumstance at CSULB
A skateboarder falls into seizure and a barbecue grill is found on the sidewalk on campus.
Amid a year of budget cuts, CSU administrators still reap the benefits
Despite an increase in the CSU chancellor’s pay, Long Beach State faculty will not see any increase in the near future, university administration confirmed.
IN PHOTOS: Long Beach community families unite to demand ‘Justice for Cesar Rodriguez’
Community members gather in Long Beach to honor Cesar Rodriguez and other individuals who have died as a result of police brutality.
CSULB sees deficiency of surveillance cameras compared to other CSUs
In comparison to CSUF and CSUN, Long Beach State falls short with its number of campus security cameras.
CSU chancellor addresses future in-person instruction plan, equity gaps and student economic hardships
California State University Chancellor Joseph I. Castro and President of Public Policy Institute of California Mark Baldassare discussed the various priorities the California State University outlined during the pandemic.