The Long Beach City Council voted 7-2, Tuesday night, in favor of initiating a study that may consider closing five Second Street bars at midnight. Council Gary DeLong of Long Beach’s 3rd district stated that he does not wish to limit operating hours for the five restaurant/bars, but many have[Read More…]
News
Newly received or noteworthy information, especially about recent or important events on campus and around Long Beach.
CSULB students selected for $25,000 grants, internships
Ten Cal State Long Beach biotechnology students will conduct stem cell research during an internship beginning in the fall. The students have the option of interning at either the City of Hope Medical Center or University of California, Irvine, where they will be trained in stem cell research and prepare[Read More…]
LB water quality falters in report
After three years of improvement, the quality of beach water in Long Beach has decreased by 40 percent, according to the annual beach report card released May 25 by the environmental group Heal the Bay. The annual beach report gives letter grades to California beaches based on weekly state-mandated tests[Read More…]
HHS dean to receive award
Kenneth Millar, Dean of the College of Health and Human Services at Cal State Long Beach, will be named a “2011 AASWG Local Honoree” at the “Welcome Aboard” International Symposium on board the Queen Mary this Thursday. Millar, who has been at CSULB for one year, is being recognized by[Read More…]
Spanish language parent orientation program to team up with SOAR
Beginning summer 2011, Cal State Long Beach’s Highly Valued Degree Initiative group will be facilitating a parent orientation program in Spanish. The program will run during July and August and will consist of various presentations geared toward emphasizing the value of higher education for Latino students. Topics will include understanding[Read More…]
Student documents the ‘immigration crisis’
Film and electronics major Aaron Rubin clinks a spoon in his mug of coffee, as his tired hand spills it across the paper placemats at the Denny’s on Seventh Street at 3 a.m. Thursday morning. Rubin is in the final stages of post-production for two short films that have been[Read More…]
CSU audit report: Arts professor misused scholarship money and reimbursement claims
A Cal State Long Beach arts professor submitted a $10,000 false reimbursement claim and directed students to pay him portions of scholarship money he helped them receive, according to a report released by the Cal State University Auditor’s Office. The auditor’s report also criticized the university for a lack of[Read More…]
Cyclists to learn about bike safety and maintenance
Cal State Long Beach will be hosting three days of bicycle events to educate cyclists about bike safety and maintenance. CSULB’s Sustainable Transportation Program is sponsoring a class to learn the basic rules of riding bikes on the street. The two-part class, Traffic Skills 101, will be held on May[Read More…]
Semester in review
Union Weekly Pow Wow article sparks debate A Union Weekly review of Cal State Long Beach’s Annual Pow Wow event, written by News Editor Noah Kelly, offended American Indian groups nationally and sparked a campus-wide debate over free speech, the merits of the ASI-funded publication and the position of Editor-in-Chief[Read More…]
Former poet laureate to read at CSULB
Billy Collins, a former U.S Poet Laureate and best-selling author, will be reading some of his works in the Carpenter Performing arts Center on Saturday at 8 p.m. Collins has fans all over the world and is best known for being able to capture the subjects of everyday life. He[Read More…]