Close to 250 people gathered at Harvey Milk Park July 6, and marched to the Long Beach Immigration and Customs Enforcement office to protest the agency’s presence in the city.
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CSULB veteran student takes rocket club to new heights
He used to aim rockets at people, now he aims them at the stars . The fire power that he once used to kill while serving in the United States Air Force now powers his goal of becoming the first college student to launch a rocket into space.
Long Beach State increases TAP card bus fees 800%, ignites student-led petition
Long Beach State’s TAP card program was raised last month from a one-time $5 fee to $40 per semester, an 800% increase per semester. The program, which started in 2010, provides unlimited rides on all Long Beach Transit buses to enrolled LBSU students and faculty and staff members. Loyal LBT[Read More…]
Shooting threat brings emptier campus
LBSU was noticeably quieter as students and faculty opted to stay away.
Long Beach warns of measles after confirmed case
As the nationwide epidemic continues to spread, Long Beach has warned individuals of location of possible contamination.
Crime Blotter: University Police respond to a stolen wallet, an ENG 3 burglary and a finals freakout in the library
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Conoley confirms LBSU ‘Sharks’ as new mascot
After a student referendum and over 10,000 votes from the campus and Long Beach community, the 49ers and Prospector Pete have officially been replaced.
LBSU hosts live-demonstration to instruct how to stop bleeding in event of a mass shooting.
The trauma packs will be scattered all throughout campus in stations where AED kits are already installed.
Retiring ASI Executive Director honored at final Senate meeting
Long Beach mayor gives Richard Haller official proclamation
Lack of push plates in the library causes concern
Blue accessibility push plates don’t exist on multiple levels of the library