The forum was held in response to the Associated Student Inc. Senate voting down resolution #SB 2020-12, a resolution that would support a bill for an ethnic studies general education requirement.
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Pro-Palestine demonstration calls attention to nation’s struggle
As part of Palestine Awareness Week, a demonstration calling to the Israel-Palestine conflict was erected on the Free Speech Lawn.
Former CSULB alumnus to appear on Shark Tank
Entrepreneur AJ Crook will be looking to secure a deal with a shark to take his business to the next level.
Behind the Scenes: Inside the greenhouses at CSULB
CSULB is home to some of the world’s most exotic plant species, all which live in the greenhouses part of the botanical sciences department.
Crime Blotter: A truck hits a planter, cart goes for a joy ride and an incident of indecent exposure
A run-over planter, a joy ride and indecent exposure are in this week’s blotter.
IN PHOTOS: Protestors gather in response to alleged Long Beach Police Department violence
On Feb. 18, Long Beach Police engaged with a civilian, which protestors felt was an exercise of excessive force.
How CSULB tackles student homelessness and housing insecurity
In the CSU system, 53,000 students experience homelessness of some kind. Student club The Butterfly Effect and CSULB’s Basic Needs Program are taking steps to help solve the epidemic.
CSULB College Democrats host Bloomberg representative
Michael Bloomberg field organizer Matt Formica spoke to the university’s College Democrats to inform younger voters on the former mayor’s policies.
Butterfly Effect club holds event to bring awareness to homeless and housing insecure students
The club works to bring awareness and advocacy to those who are struggling with housing insecurity and homelessness. The members of the club camped out in the central quad Wednesday to Thursday as a part of a sleep in.
ASI Senate protested following ‘no’ vote on ethnic studies resolution
Last week, the ASI Senate voted “no” on a resolution that would require an ethnic studies course to become a general education requirement. Student activists were present this week to protest that decision.