Graduates can expect a car parade featuring a jumbo screen and other virtual elements this May in lieu of a traditional ceremony.
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Students from the classes of 2020 and 2021 express mixed feelings toward hybrid commencement
Unlike years prior, not many students are expressing excitement for Long Beach State’s upcoming commencement as officials plan to host a hybrid ceremony featuring a car parade.
CSULB to host hybrid commencement featuring a car parade for classes 2020 and 2021
Long Beach State officials announced in a campus-wide email Friday that commencement will be held in a hybrid ceremony including a car parade for the graduating classes of 2020 and 2021.
CSULB administration remains undecided about 2021 commencement
Long Beach State has yet to make a decision regarding the class of 2021’s commencement ceremony despite previous statements from campus officials indicating an official announcement by Dec. 1.
CSULB students share their thoughts on the uncertainty behind commencement for the class of 2021
As Long Beach State continues with remote learning next spring, the traditional in-person commencement ceremony looks toward another potential postponement.
CSULB’s class of 2020 to join class of 2021 for commencement in May
The class of 2020 is set to walk with the class of 2021 next May, President Jane Close Conoley announced Friday.
CSULB to hold virtual commencement this summer
Seniors will get the opportunity to participate in a virtual ceremony early this summer before a physical ceremony is held.
ASI Senate supports virtual commencement to supplement fall in-person ceremonies
Associated Students Inc. gave positive feedback on plans for a potential virtual celebration targeted for early summer.
BREAKING: Remainder of spring semester to be taught online; commencement postponed
After consideration, the administration has decided to maintain social distancing standards for COVID-19 and not resume on-campus life for the spring semester.
CSULB announces plans for 2020 commencement ceremonies
Some changes to the graduation ceremonies include more space for guest and students being able to keep their caps and gowns.