With the sudden lack of childcare for female faculty on campus, female professors at CSULB worry over how they will balance research for their work with their toddlers at home.
Tag: President Jane Close Conoley
OHOS protests against CSU police, killing of Tyre Nichols
In protest of the killing of Tyre Nichols, the Organization of Historically Oppressed Students held a demonstration on campus.
Mass shooting during Lunar New Year festival left 10 dead, 10 injured
During a Lunar New Year celebration in Monterey Park, a mass shooting left 10 dead and 10 more injured who were sent to different local hospitals, the victims in various stages from stable to critical condition.
Recent data shows decrease in student enrollment
Budget cuts will not happen this year, but may come in the future if the downward trend in enrollment continues at CSULB
Upset over $100 graduation fee? Here’s why
In order for Long Beach State students to graduate, a $100 fee is required to successfully submit an application.
Student leaders demand Conoley for new multicultural resource building
Student leaders challenged the university’s propaganda to support a diverse student body by voicing their concerns over the university’s treatment of the multicultural resource center.
How prepared is Long Beach State for future heat waves?
Although the university is working toward campus sustainability, Long Beach State infrastructure struggles to hold up against record-setting temperatures.
President Conoley lifts mask mandate
In a recent email from President Conoley, the university lifted restrictions on its mask mandate, no longer requiring the wearing of masks indoors.
Long Beach State continues mask mandate requirement for fall semester
President Jane Close Conoley says the university will continue to implement last semester’s mask mandate, adding that faculty are empowered, not required, to enforce masks in the classroom.
Long Beach’s affordable housing crisis leads to growth of accessory dwelling units, impacting CSULB community
With limited student housing options, the city has begun seeing projects like the expansion of a single-family home into an 11-bedroom, 11-bathroom unit on El Roble Street.
