Members outlined their vision for the future in detailed document
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Beach Weekly Episode 19: Tennis, budgets and sexual misconduct
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ASI Senate examines $18 million dollar budget
The 54 page document funds everything from salaries to events
A conversation with Conoley
Each semester, The Daily 49er tries to fit into President Jane Close Conoley’s busy schedule to catch up with her
LBSU construction experiences delay due to uncertain weather
LBSU needs to put its money where its mouth is
When Long Beach State students look back on their time at this school, instead of remembering that our volleyball team received a championship title or that we’re one of the only universities with shark tanks on campus, their memories will be filled with broken escalators and the lack of a[Read More…]
LBSU named an ‘economic powerhouse’
A new report found that Long Beach State University has a $1.53 billion impact on local economies. Beacon Economics, an independent research and consulting firm, conducted the study as a way to measure the economic and fiscal impacts of LBSU on the greater Long Beach community. “California State University, Long[Read More…]
Gov. Newsom delivers first State of the State Address
California Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered his first State of the State address to a joint session of the legislature at the state capitol in Sacramento Wednesday. “It was just over four weeks ago that I stood in front of this capitol and pledged to defend not just the California constitution[Read More…]
Newsom’s budget proposal may increase LBSU enrollment numbers
California Gov. Gavin Newsom presented his first budget proposal, allocating up to $562 million in permanent and one-time funds for the California State University system. Newsom’s budget proposal consists of a $300 million ongoing general fund for operational costs, increased enrollment and for progress toward the Graduation Initiative 2025. The[Read More…]
Tuition increase out of the question for 2019-20 academic year
California State University officials announced at the Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday that tuition will not be increased for the 2019-20 academic year. Chancellor Timothy P. White opened the State of the CSU address by citing Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “visionary budget” proposal, saying it was the reason for the tuition[Read More…]