Despite being a smaller university with less funding, the LBSU athletic department manages to thrive and give back to the community.
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Olivia Rodrigo spills her GUTS in the best way possible
After the success of her debut album “SOUR” in 2021, Olivia Rodrigo has continued to keep up with the sweet consistency of the angsty teenage girl with the release of her sophomore album titled “GUTS.”
“What’s That You’re Cookin?” owner leads pupusa-making session
Owner of Salvadoran food truck “What’s That You’re Cookin?” taught students how to make pupusas on Tuesday.
CAPS therapists create “Sticky Rice” community space for AAPI students to destress
Sticky Rice provides a AAPI students with a safe space every Tuesday in the University Student Union, complete with open discussions, activities and snacks.
Naloxone set to be sold over-the-counter in Long Beach drugstores
Naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal drug, is scheduled to be readily available in the form of nasal spray at local stores.
Is New Age compatible with Christianity?
New Age has become a popular movement within the Gen Z spaces, especially among the Christian youth. Are New Age practices biblical?
Teed Up S2E3: Teed Up vs. the Field Ep. 1
In Season 2, Episode 3 of Teed Up, the hosts Naoki Gima and Matthew Gomez bring on spotlight guests Zach Durham and Anthony Orrico to talk about some of the big headlines at Long Beach State and beyond.
My life with Spiritism
My experience with the religion of Spiritism and how it has affected my life.
Positive changes are on the horizon for the library with new dean, Elizabeth Dill
Elizabeth Dill, new dean of the University Library, hopes to engage the CSULB community with fun events and new policies.
Newer generations, more tattoos, less taboos
Tattoos from generation to generation have become more mainstream and accepted by people in society.