After nearly nine years, the Tekken franchise has released a sequel with new graphics, characters and game mechanics. CSULB students gathered in the USU Esports Lounge to celebrate Tekken 8’s arrival in a tournament.
Arts & Life
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Ashes to Amber offers insight into his transformation as an artist
From making music through iMovie to performing in Malibu, Ashes to Amber continues to grow on his musical journey.
Coptic Christianity Club has become a beacon of faith on campus
Coptic Orthodox Christian students at Cal State Long Beach have made a community of religious celebration and practice at the Coptic Club.
Student-led photo gallery “Let it Linger” opens with evocative pieces
CSULB Photo Collective holds its first group show of the semester with “Let it Linger,” showcasing photographic work from students and alumni.
A different look at Huntington Beach
The city of Huntington Beach has a rich history that traces back to the Tongva Indigenous people, who first lived on the land. Since then, the land has been colonized, pillaged for oil and is now home to thousands as a popular sport and beach city.
Black Makers Mart uplifts Long Beach community
The Mosaic transformed into a cultural hub of Black-owned businesses, resources and food.
Valentine’s Day brings flower frenzy to local businesses
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, local flower shop Long Beach Flowers puts petals to the metal to keep up with orders.
CSULB rings in the Lunar New Year with on campus celebration
The Year of the Dragon made its way to Long Beach State campus for the community to commemorate the Lunar New Year with traditional festivities.
Views for everyone to enjoy this Valentine’s Day
Four views in Long Beach to enjoy with or without a Valentine.
Singing across the globe with Jonathan Talberg
Embarking on his 24th year at Long Beach State, Jonathan Talberg shares his pathway to becoming the CSULB director of choral activities.