Roughly 340 housing students at Long Beach State move into their single dorms for the fall 2020 semester.
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Conoley dines with the residents
The LBSU president opened up with Beachside diners on food, housing and criticism.
Housing near Long Beach State is highest in the city
As Long Beach State welcomes thousands of students back to campus for another year of higher education, students may be looking to live closer to campus. Housing is the most expensive near the university, according to data from rent market trends website Rent Jungle. Seventy-five percent of students commute from[Read More…]
Rodents spotted in Los Alamitos dorms
On and off throughout the years, rodents have found a home in the walls and vents of Los Alamitos dorms at Cal State Long Beach — and they seem to have made a comeback this spring. Last semester, four to five-inch rodents were spotted in student residents’ dorms, some of[Read More…]
Campus Voice: What are the pros and cons to living in a dorm at Cal State Long Beach?
Survey at CSULB for eventual new dorms offers big incentives
The housing department at Cal State Long Beach has launched a campus-wide survey that will include a range of incentives, with free tuition as the grand prize. The survey began on Feb. 1 and will close Feb. 12. Thirteen prizes will be awarded each day. Some of the prizes include[Read More…]
Residents get the truth about dorm life
Late nights, loud roommates and questionable sounds coming from a neighbor’s dorm room. For some new students, the transition into residential life is full of unforeseen experiences, while for others, it is everything they expected. Cal State Long Beach dormitories Hillside and Parkside house most of those who use campus[Read More…]
Annual move-in day sees ‘hellos’ and ‘goodbyes’
The turn of a new semester brought hundreds of incoming students to the Cal State Long Beach campus a week prior to kicking off the fall term. CSULB’s annual “move-in” event on Saturday stretched from the early morning to the afternoon, with incoming students arriving at staggered times to unload[Read More…]
