Jolene Koester will begin her time as the CSU interim chancellor on May 1.
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CSU Chancellor resigns amid allegations of mishandling sexual harassment claims
CSU Chancellor Joseph I. Castro resigns from his position after allegedly mishandling sexual harassment claims.
CSU Faculty Union approve a new plan that includes a number of benefits and financial compensations
The California Faculty Association (CFA) approved the tentative agreement in order to increase CSU faculty members’ financial benefits.
CSULB spring semester policies update: parking permits and residential living
Due to the spread of the Omicron variant, CSULB’s spring semester started off online and impacted dorm living and parking permit packages.
CSU chancellor shares new details about fall 2021 campus return
‘I can’t promise that it’ll be 100% smooth’
CSULB students express mixed reactions to proposed fall vaccine mandate
The CSU and UC systems are awaiting formal approval of the COVID-19 vaccines by the FDA to officially require immunization to return to campus next semester.
CSULB approaches 10,000 total vaccines administered as students begin to receive theirs
Long Beach State reaches a milestone of almost 9,500 doses distributed on campus as it begins to administer the vaccine to students.
CSU, UC to require vaccines for fall pending FDA approval
As early as the fall semester, the CSU and UC systems may require students, staff and faculty to provide a proof of vaccination to be cleared to return to campus.
Native American Heritage Commission urges CSU, CSULB engage in ‘meaningful tribal consultation’ regarding Puvungna in letter to Chancellor Castro
As part of an ongoing letter exchange with the CSU, an attorney with the commission maintained that Long Beach State has yet to partake in proper consultation with the Native community.
CSU Board of Trustees pushes for approval of senate bill allowing student athletes to receive compensation for their image
The Committee on Governmental Relations pushes for approval of Senate Bill 26 that will speed up Senate Bill 206, which looks to prevent a student athlete’s collegiate contract from interfering with their ability to receive compensation and prevent their scholarships or spot on their team from being revoked.