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Production managers bring performances to the stage
As a production manager, Ashley Boehne Ehlers has to be part safety inspector, part scheduling coordinator and part mentor at her job at CSULB.
High costs leave healthy food options out of reach
The 49er Shops bring in healthy options, but students don’t seem to be buying them.
Three female artists who deserve more hype
Stop listening to the same overplayed artists and listen to these talented female musicians instead.
Comedy is back at CSULB with Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night”
If you’ve never experienced Shakespeare, now’s your chance with his comedy “Twelfth Night.”
Thriftmas Exchange aims to help Beach students and children alike
Students put together a Thriftmas Exchange event which will sell thrifted clothes on campus, with all proceeds going to Toys for Tots.
Student Health Services offers free flu vaccines on campus
Flu season has hit its peak during the fall, and the CSULB Health Center is offering free flu vaccines to the Beach community to help stop the spread.
Migrant arrests at border reach record-breaking numbers as immigrants call for path to citizenship
A recent increase in border arrests by U.S. authorities has people wondering if a pathway to citizenship will be made possible through the Biden administration.
Students share issues over rising permit costs, lack of parking spots
After being on Zoom for over 18 months, the return of in-person learning has caused competition for upper campus parking.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day panel explores ways to help restore native communities
Panel features two CSULB professors as they discuss the importance of native areas and language