Students in the accounting department will be providing free tax filing services until March 26, with a virtual kickoff event Saturday. Feb. 20.
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Mike Johnson of ‘The Bachelor’ franchise promotes self-love during virtual ASI event
“The Bachelor” franchise’s Mike Johnson discussed his journey to becoming “limitless” and ways students can work toward practicing self-love.
ASI Senate addresses claim of cultural disconnect among students
Associated Students, Inc. Senate discussed ways to bridge the gap between cultural organizations at the Beach.
Long Beach City Council in favor of creating food security plan due to grocery store closures
Councilmembers unanimously voted to establish a Food Security Plan in order to decrease food insecurity within the community.
Crime Blotter: Vaccination location, skaters and suspicious persons at CSULB
Campus remains mostly empty from students and faculty, but “suspicious” individuals still roam around, according to UPD Capt. John Brockie.
The Black community is ‘disproportionately affected’ by COVID-19, Long Beach’s City Health Officer says
According to the city’s health officer, statistics show that the coronavirus pandemic and other health-related issues have been negatively affecting Black individuals in Long Beach at higher rates than white individuals.
Native community gathers to ‘love the land’ at Valentine’s Day prayer
Members of the local Indigenous community participated in a ceremonial prayer on Puvungna Sunday, Feb. 14 to honor the land and each other.
Cal State Student Association to recognize stolen land at CSU campuses
The CSSA discussed acknowledging Indigenous land, prioritizing mental health support and reforming campus police during its meeting Saturday morning.
CSULB has administered over 850 doses of Pfizer vaccine so far
The vaccination program taking place at the Walter Pyramid parking structure has become available to Beach staff and faculty members.
Long Beach Transit sees 99% decrease in revenue over four months after ‘not enforcing fare payment’ during coronavirus pandemic
To continue serving the community, Long Beach Transit has been operating under modified bus routes, abiding by health and safety guidelines and allowing passengers to ride for free throughout the pandemic.