The CSU and UC systems are awaiting formal approval of the COVID-19 vaccines by the FDA to officially require immunization to return to campus next semester.
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Crime Blotter: CSULB sees vandalism, suspicious activity
The Walter Pyramid ticket booth gets graffitied, the university president’s neighborhood sees a snooper and someone drives on campus.
CSULB approaches 10,000 total vaccines administered as students begin to receive theirs
Long Beach State reaches a milestone of almost 9,500 doses distributed on campus as it begins to administer the vaccine to students.
Students of Color Conference promotes togetherness in fight for social justice
Friday’s event hosted by ASI featured keynote speakers Angela Davis and Mikki Kendall as well as workshops.
CSULB releases more commencement details: grads to emerge on field, cross stage in Angel Stadium procession
Students will be walking on the playing field and crossing a stage in just over a month at Long Beach State’s spring 2021 commencement at Angel Stadium.
CSULB to synchronize in-person, virtual classrooms with launch of Hyflex
A new learning format is likely to become widely used on campus next fall as students and faculty return to in-person instruction.
Crime Blotter: CSULB’s Pyramid parking structure sees suspicious circumstance, elevator emergency
A security guard gets struck by a runner, a car’s on campus, and someone was stuck in an elevator.
CSU, UC to require vaccines for fall pending FDA approval
As early as the fall semester, the CSU and UC systems may require students, staff and faculty to provide a proof of vaccination to be cleared to return to campus.
Derek Chauvin convicted in murder of George Floyd
The former police officer was found guilty Tuesday on all three charges in the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Long Beach City Council approves health strategic plan, moves forward with tree replacement program
Councilmembers came to a unanimous vote in approving the strategic five-year plan for citywide health improvement and an eco-friendly tree replacing motive.