Masks are no longer required, but “strongly recommended” in classrooms. Students share their thoughts on the change.
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Beach Weekly S9E5: Masks, Conoley’s raise, rising gas prices, new special issue & more
Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S9E5 — Masks, Conoley’s raise, rising gas prices, new special issue & more
Long Beach State continues mask mandate requirement for fall semester
President Jane Close Conoley says the university will continue to implement last semester’s mask mandate, adding that faculty are empowered, not required, to enforce masks in the classroom.
California counties are lifting mask mandates in indoor places
California counties of San Diego, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino will be lifting their mask mandate in indoor places. Los Angeles will not be joining them and will keep it in effect.
The pandemic has affected your mind and body more than you realize
As we enter another year of the pandemic, we have to acknowledge the changes that it has caused, not only to the outside world but to ourselves as well.
Some CSULB campus facility services remain open during the two-week remote learning transition
Select campus facilities are open during the first two weeks of online learning for students to use.
CSULB returns to online learning for the first two weeks of spring 2022 semester, amid concerns of rising Omicron variant cases
Many CSULB spring semester courses will be offered remotely until Monday, Feb. 7.
CSULB Parking and Transportation Services postpone the sale of spring semester parking permits
At this time, PTS will be delaying the scheduled parking permit sale for the spring semester.
Safety is top priority as fans fill up stands
Fans will need to be fully vaccinated to attend games starting Monday, Sept. 20.
CSULB students report feelings of declining mental health amid the coronavirus pandemic
After a year of lockdowns, Zoom classes and more, students share their experiences navigating mental health.