Daily Forty Niner · Beach Weekly S8E9 — Student Housing Insecurity, Essential Workers Protest and Acura Grand Prix
Tag: housing
Rent prices in Long Beach areas surrounding CSULB
Here is a map showing different apartment buildings and their rents and proximity to campus.
Basic Needs Program assists CSULB students facing housing insecurity
A study conducted by the Hope Center found that 15% of students at four-year universities have experienced homelessness as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
CSULB graduates continue to struggle with finding affordable housing in Long Beach
In an effort to accommodate lower-income residents, the city is in the process of enforcing a policy that requires buildings to designate a certain percentage of units for affordable housing.
CSULB requiring vaccines for on-campus residents for fall 2021
Long Beach State has announced that students living in the dorms must show proof of a CDC-approved vaccine, according to Housing and Residential Life.
Students for Quality Education make demands of the CSU system
In the wake of changes to CSUs as a result of COVID-19, students are calling for CSU officials to intervene with stipends for lost jobs, reimbursements of student fees, free on-campus housing for the remainder of pandemic and more.
Long Beach has a vibrant and unique food culture, but it’s threatened by gentrification
Although food and culture have long been at the heart of the city, rising rent and chain restaurants could change that.
Los Altos Library hosts Mayor Garcia for ‘Meet the Mayor’ event
After facing weeks of scrutiny, Mayor Garcia sits down with District Four residents to talk Long Beach issues.
Conoley considers ‘new kind of college’ as a ‘home’ for honors students
President Conoley plans a new honors college to be a step-up from the University Honors Program. The new college will be an affordable, participatory honors experience for willing students, she said.
Bernie Sanders notes that ‘affordable housing is a human right’ at LBCC rally
Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke about housing, gentrification, corporate lobbying and gun reform at a rally at Long Beach City College, Tuesday.