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Newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events on campus and around Long Beach.
CSULB students and faculty continue to wear masks for their families
As the holidays approach, some Long Beach State students take extra precautions to protect themselves and their loved ones.
Plans for a new CSULB labor center are still up in the air
Recent events with local leaders have halted brainstorming ideas strategized by faculty from the Department of Geography amongst others at Long Beach State to implement a labor center.
Cultural Heritage Month celebrated at CSULB
Long Beach State recognizes its Native American students and history through events hosted by the American Indian Student Council all throughout November.
Data reveals downward trend in religious college students
Surveys have revealed that the number of students with no religious affiliation has increased — politics of religion and religious standpoints on social issues may be the reason.
Student Debt Relief Program still on hold
The Biden Administrations Student Loan Forgiveness Program is currently on hold, after being struck down by a judge.
WGEC aims to ease period poverty through menstrual product drive
The Women’s and Gender Equity Center hosts a menstrual product donation drive to help end period poverty on campus.
Alex Villanueva concedes, Robert Luna to become next L.A. County Sheriff
An incumbent L.A. County sheriff was unseated for the second time in a hundred years.
Long Beach Memorial partners with LBSU to open clinic on campus
Long Beach Memorial and CSULB have plans to open a community clinic by 2026 to serve the local community.
Richardson to become first Black mayor of Long Beach
Rex Richardson overtook Suzie Price during the 2022 mayoral election, becoming Long Beach’s first Black mayor.
