New flyers spotted around campus feature Long Beach State President Jane Close Conoley, Vice President of Student Affairs Beth Lesen and San Jose State Professor Jonathan Roth.
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ASI executive candidates hold debate ahead of upcoming elections
Candidates for ASI president, executive vice president and vice president of finance held their only debate Wednesday night in the Beach Auditorium.
CSULB staff mourn death of co-worker following fatal car crash
Long Beach State employees honor Rodger Lee Watkins’ legacy as they reflect on their shared memories of him, highlighting the community impact following his untimely death.
Conoley denounces antisemitic flyers posted on campus
President Conoley takes a stand against antisemitism and reaffirms the college’s commitment to inclusivity, following reports of antisemitic flyers being circulated.
Election candidates kick off campaigns with coffee
Long Beach State students chatted with ASI candidates about school affairs over a cup of coffee during a meet and greet.
Israel-Hamas war locally impacts Long Beach residents
Long Beach locals and students share their perspectives and experiences regarding the Israel-Hamas war.
CSULB’s VITA program provides free tax assistance and financial education
Student tax preparers from the College of Business are committed to tax filing through an IRS program at Long Beach State.
Students flock to JCPenney for discounts on formal attire
The Career Development Center and Associated Students, Inc. teamed up to give students the opportunity to purchase quality formal wear at reduced prices during their JCPenny Suit-Up event.
Residents gather to share concerns over recent 2nd Street crimes, killings
Long Beach representatives and law enforcement speak on recent crime sprees in Belmont Shore.
Undocumented students now eligible for study-abroad programs
Several campus organizations collaborate to make study-abroad programs a more viable and seamless option for undocumented students.