CSULB’s new updated policy now requires students to get tested once a month.
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Long Beach marathon returns after one year hiatus
Marathon runners track through Shoreline Drive after 18 months of quarantine in return of marathon event
Long Beach State opens outdoor study space for students and staff
Students seeking alternative places to study outdoors can come together under the newly constructed pitched tent in the central quad.
Q&A on COVID-19 protocols with Long Beach State President Jane Close Conoley
A brief discussion about the health and safety precautions the university has implemented to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Office of Equity and Diversity provides care and support for survivors of sexual assault
Students who have faced an unwanted sexual advance can receive support from CSULB equity and diversity advocates and counselors.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day panel explores ways to help restore native communities
Panel features two CSULB professors as they discuss the importance of native areas and language
Parks in Long Beach to recenter and relax
In times of desperation, the best thing for someone’s well-being can be getting some fresh air. Long Beach has plenty of parks to walk around and enjoy the outdoors.
Long Beach Council approves single application process to benefit tenants and landlords with rental assistance
The unanimous vote led to creating a streamlined application process for city tenants and landlords struggling from the economic strains due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mental health resources are available for the Beach community
Mental health issues have become common towards college students, but CSULB has multiple resources available for students and faculty members to utilize.
Award-winning author shares strategies for long-term thinking
Award-winning author Dorie Clark shares advise on how students can focus on progressing their futures