As Long Beach State returns to in-person classes at a higher capacity this semester, new and returning students roam the campus either for the first time ever or the first time in a while—so we put together a list of some of the places open on campus.
News
Newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events on campus and around Long Beach.
Administration enforces COVID-19 vaccinations for in-person attendance
What you need to know about COVID-19 regulations and vaccination requirements for the fall 2021 semester.
Administration reflects on pandemic struggles, welcomes back Beach community during annual meeting
Long Beach State President Jane Close Conoley and Provost Karyn Scissum Gunn hosted the in-person convocation after two years of online instruction.
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Letter from the editor: A change in the Daily Forty-Niner’s work culture
In the midst of a rough, lonely year, a letter was published addressing the issues within our newsroom. We’ve taken some time to reflect and are ready to make a lasting change.
Behind the scenes: ‘A commencement like no other’
Graduation at Angel Stadium is the eighth iteration of ceremony planning since spring 2020. The commencement team had nine weeks to do nine months’ worth of work to make it happen.
Rent prices in Long Beach areas surrounding CSULB
Here is a map showing different apartment buildings and their rents and proximity to campus.
Basic Needs Program assists CSULB students facing housing insecurity
A study conducted by the Hope Center found that 15% of students at four-year universities have experienced homelessness as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Crime Blotter: CSULB sees instances of vandalism and petty theft
University police officers respond to reports of a stolen bike, graffiti and fire extinguishers being tampered with on campus.
CSULB’s Forty-Niner Shops given $4 million from federal loan program to help stay afloat during pandemic
Over the span of a year, the nonprofit organization saw two separate disbursements of $2 million each to help with the coronavirus-induced financial losses.