Nicolas Lippa, a business engagement specialist for the city of Long Beach, taught students his three key professional tips to help them stand out from the competition and add value themselves.
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College Democrats host Biden campaign representative
Nicholas Maldonado, a fellow for Joe Biden’s campaign, spoke to College Democrats to encourage support for the candidate.
CSULB moves to be single-use plastic free
The California State University system awaits final approval to start enforcing how single-use plastic.
ASI Senate votes ‘no’ on ethnic studies requirement resolution
In a divisive vote, ASI Senate does not pass Senate Resolution #2020-13 which would require the California State University system to include a three-unit ethnic studies course as a general education requirement.
CSULB philosophy department ranks 16th in the nation
Rankings were based on the program’s affordability, overall student success, and faculty performance, according to Great Value College.
City Council drafts ordinance requiring landlords to get building permits before evicting
The ordinance is meant to address remodel a loophole in the Tenant Protection Act of 2019.
Beth Lesen announced as new vice president of student affairs
After weeks of consideration, Beth Lesen, former dean of student affairs at Sacramento State, has been selected to succeed interim Mary Ann Takemoto.
CSULB gets high-tech with its shade
Outdoor seating areas have been outfitted with solar-powered charging docks to provide students sustainable areas to gather, study and relax.
CSULB’s Barry Lavay receives Julian U. Stein Lifetime Achievement Award
The SHAPE America Julian U. Stein Lifetime Achievement Award is given to a physical education professional who has made key contributions to PE for at least 25 years. Long Beach State’s Barry Lavay is the latest recipient of the award.
CSULB students use drone technology to survey shark patterns
The Shark Lab at CSULB has teamed up with Fullerton College to create a “shark forecast” to better understand the behavior of sharks and their interaction with humans.