The Center for Community Engagement holds a student town hall to address the economic and academic concerns of students of color during the pandemic.
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Research finds increase in CSU students facing housing insecurity
Associated Students, Inc. held a virtual event Thursday for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week to discuss the issue of food insecurity and homelessness among students in the California State University system prior to and during the coronavirus pandemic.
CSULB’s American Indian Student Council discusses loss of Pow Wow at virtual gathering
On Nov. 20, Indigenous peoples joined on Zoom to share how the coronavirus pandemic has affected their lives, including how it has affected ceremonies like Pow Wows as part of CSULB’s Native American Heritage Month Celebration.
CSULB places second in the California University and College Ballot Bowl
With a total of 1,777 student voter registrations ahead of Election Day, CSULB was the runner up in the 2020 competition to California State University, Fullerton.
Funko POPs: Collectors Edition
In this video, three collectors with a range of different POPs share their collections. Whether they are casual collectors or master collectors, each one has something in common: they love Funko POPs.
Why “Trumpism” and democracy are irreconcilable
American democracy is under attack and President Donald J. Trump is to blame.
Theatre Threshold streams CSULB Music Festival Friday
Students will perform in a virtual music festival Friday, organized and hosted by Theatre Threshold from the Department of Theatre Arts.
Pulitzer Prize winner Sonia Nazario advocates for immigration reform during virtual event
Award-winning journalist Sonia Nazario discusses her book “Enrique’s Journey” and recounts her time spent in Honduras as her inspiration for immigration reform advocacy.
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.
California to implement overnight stay-at-home order from Nov. 21 to Dec. 21
The California Department of Public Health has announced a stay-at-home order effective this Saturday limiting nonessential activity during the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. The order is set to last a month.