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What will fall look like?: A Q&A with President Conoley
In a Q&A with the Daily Forty-Niner, CSULB President Jane Close Conoley reveals that fall semester will only have about 4% of faculty, staff and students in person. She also discussed her visions to maintain a healthy campus
CSU students now required to take ethnic studies course
After months of deliberation, Assembly Bill 1460 has been signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
CSU will now offer one free online class at any system-affiliated campus for transferable credit
Through CSU Fully Online, currently enrolled students may register for an online course at any of the 23 campuses at no additional cost and receive transferable GE credit.
CSULB’s class of 2020 to join class of 2021 for commencement in May
The class of 2020 is set to walk with the class of 2021 next May, President Jane Close Conoley announced Friday.
CSU budget trimmed by $299 million, CSULB facing $22 million in cuts
The California State University system is facing a budget cut of $299 million from the state stemming from coronavirus-related impacts. According to CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White, the CSU faces a three-year financial challenge likely to include layoffs.
UPDATE: Trump administration rescinds ICE regulation that threatened international students
Students attending universities in the U.S. that are conducting the fall 2020 semester online may be at risk of deportation, ICE announced Monday.
How CSULB is responding to new ICE regulation as CSU sues Trump administration
Long Beach State officials are working to ensure the safety of international students following ICE’s new regulations, announced Monday, while California leaders prepare to sue the Trump administration.
Juneteenth: ‘A celebration of human respect and dignity’
Union General Gordon Granger rode into Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865 with his men and enforced the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing the state’s 250,000 enslaved Africans and signaling an end to the Civil War, as explained by the Long Beach State Black faculty and staff community. Keith Claybrook, professor of[Read More…]
Ethnic studies to be required on all CSU campuses
California Assembly Bill 1460 passed Thursday, meaning all CSU graduates will now have to fulfill a one-course requirement of ethnic studies to complete their degrees.