Even with additional stress related to the 2020 presidential election, only a handful of Long Beach State students sought out psychological support from CAPS to help cope.
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City resumes street sweeping citations, provides case-by-case forgiveness until Nov. 30
As Long Beach has resumed ticketing for street sweeping, residents facing COVID-19-related complications are able to ask for citation forgiveness until the end of the month.
Crime Blotter: Theft on campus
Long Beach State’s University Police Department received reports of grand theft and iPad theft on campus this past week.
CSU Center to Close Opportunity Gaps finds its home at CSULB
In a virtual meeting Tuesday, the California State University system launched its new program, the CSU Center to Close Opportunity Gaps, that will work to eliminate equity gaps faced by students in K-12 education and is set to be held at Long Beach State.
After 40 years of serving the community, Associated Students, Inc.’s Recycling Center has closed
According to ASI Executive Director Miles Nevin, the recycling center has been losing revenue over the past 10 years and ultimately closed due to even less income amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Instructors at CSULB discuss pros and cons of virtual learning
Long Beach State faculty members describe their experiences with teaching online this fall in CSULB’s first-ever term held primarily virtually.
Biden, Harris make history
Six days after Election Day, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris have secured the office of president and vice president.
Proposition 19 passes, tax assessments to change
Proposition 19 passes among California voters.
Proposition 15 passes, property to be taxed on based upon market value
Proposition 15 passes among California voters.
Proposition 14 passes, stem cell research to be funded
Proposition 14 passes among California voters.