Computer science professors are accusing their students of cheating over similarities in their coding assignments, but the students are arguing it is coincidence.
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Get to know your new ASI Vice President of Finance
Mitali Jain came to California as a 14-year-old from India knowing very little English and unaware of American culture. Now at 20, she is the ASI Vice President of Finance at CSULB.
CSULB student wins scholarship for working out
A scholarship valued over $3,000 was given to a student at the Owen’s Condition for Tuition Celebration event presented by the Owen’s family, ASI and SRWC. The prize is for students who worked out in the rec center 50 times or more. Other activities like massages, live performances, photo ops, outdoor games and free food west provided. Here is how the event went.
The new traditional student is a commuter
Students who live close to campus are considered traditional students, but a significant number of students are choosing long commutes over the traditional college experience.
New chief envisions university police as an integral part of educational process
The former captain of the university police plans on working on the UPD image as well as adding to the department’s resources.
COVID-19 has not stopped research at the Shark Lab on campus
The Shark Lab continues their research in shark and marine life.
Ukrainian students open up about the crisis in their home country
Ukrainian students Aigiun Guseinova and Ivan Prokopenko discuss the duality of being students at Long Beach State during a time of war.
CSULB officials to build four outdoor classrooms
Students returning in the fall will see four new outdoor classrooms to create alternative learning spaces and extra study areas.
Former ASI president reflects on his term
Jesus Gonzalez, who graduates this spring, passes on the role of ASI president to Issac Julian, former academic affairs officer.
Daily Forty-Niner welcomes next year’s Editor-in-Chief
Christal Gaines-Emory will begin her time as the new Editor-in-Chief in the Fall of 2022.