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Beach Weekly S6E15 – That’s a Wrap!
Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S6E15 – That’s a Wrap! Thanks to our sponsor Long Beach Transit https://ridelbt.com In this season finale of Beach Weekly, host Luke Pajari dives into last week’s biggest news stories including LBSU softball’s winning streak, LBSU alumnus Travon Free winning an academy award, and a new update[Read More…]
How to receive a strong recommendation letter
Tips to getting an effective recommendation letter for graduate school applications.
CSULB student athletes permitted to stay in on-campus housing
During an average school year, Long Beach State Housing and Residential Life would host 2,722 students. All four of the university’s residential colleges would be open, students would be sharing rooms with others and they’d be able to spend time with friends without any restrictions. None of that is happening[Read More…]
Men’s and women’s basketball anticipates start of preseason
The Long Beach State men’s and women’s basketball teams had been slated to begin preseason practice Oct. 1. However, due to a recent outbreak of coronavirus amongst on-campus residents, the start date has been postponed for the foreseeable future, according to the Long Beach State athletic department. According to Long[Read More…]
Athletes deserve for their voices to be heard
Professional athletes rally in unison regarding social injustice.
Big West establishes Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
The Big West joins the Beach in establishing a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee.
Monique Heart hosts virtual Drag Bingo at CSULB
As the final event of Week of Welcome, Associated Students, Inc. hosted a virtual drag bingo with former RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant Monique Heart.
Former Dirtbag pulls up his Sox
Jarren Duran has always been his toughest critic on the diamond.
Students spill the tea on how they’re feeling about a virtual semester
Long Beach State students share their concerns and hopes for the new, virtual semester.