Over 5,000 CSULB students have signed a petition to adjust the cost of tuition for the fall 2020 semester to remove fees for on-campus resources that students will be unable to access with instruction being delivered remotely.
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Supreme Court votes to defend DACA
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday to block President Trump’s attempt to end DACA in a major win for undocumented individuals across the country.
Conoley announces plans for fall 2020
In a video message Monday, President Conoley announced that at least the first part of the fall 2020 semester will be held virtually.
Student Survival Guide
Check out our CSULB SOAR Student Survival Guide that includes tips, tricks, and secrets you need to know. This project was a collaboration between the Daily Forty-Niner, DIG MAG, and DÍG en Español.
Fee hopeful for return of fall sports at CSULB
As the California State University system prepares for a mainly virtual semester, athletic director Andy Fee sits down with sports editor Mark Lindahl to discuss the future of the Beach.
BEACH WEEKLY SPECIAL | D49er Wrap Up | Sports Edition
In this final Beach Weekly special, host Manny Valladares sits down with Mark Lindahl, Ralston Dacanay, Robert Hollar, Teran Rodriguez, Cain Hernandez, and Ramon Alvarado to talk Long Beach State sports this year. Each writer also talks about what LBSU story they loved covering the most.
NCAA announces voluntary on-campus activities can resume for all sports June 1
Long Beach State is beginning to work on a plan to safely integrate student athletes back on-campus.
BEACH WEEKLY SPECIAL | D49er Wrap Up | Editors’ Edition
In this two-part series, host Julia Terbeche sits downs with editors Madalyn Amato, Perry Continente, Paula Kiley and assistant editor Paris Barraza to talk about their favorite stories of this academic year.
CSULB to continue alternative teaching methods into the fall
After months of consideration, the California State University system has decided to continue with virtual delivery come fall 2020.
COVID-19 LIVE UPDATES: The latest Long Beach and CSULB coronavirus news
As of May 8, there are 898 positive COVID-19 cases in Long Beach with 565 recoveries, officials said. Despite the continued increase in infection, Mayor Robert Garcia announced the first steps in reopening the economy set to begin Friday.