Campus officials provided a detailed timeline of events that led to the arrest of Prateek Devulpally, a Long Beach State student who was charged after police released a female student, whose email he allegedly used.
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CSULB’s annual crime stats show dramatic change in drug and alcohol referrals
From 2017 to 2018, drug and liquor law referrals on campus and in campus residences went down to zero.
‘Credible threat’ raises questions about CSULB classroom safety
Students and faculty demand a “safe space” after the campuswide shelter-in-place Oct. 7 forced many to construct makeshift barriers out of desks, chairs and projectors due to lack of locks on doors.
Petty theft, a stolen vehicle and a robbery
A bike, a laptop, and a vehicle go missing in separate incidents to lead this week’s crime blotter report.
Pro-life group evokes strong reactions from CSULB students
The Genocide Awareness Project returns to campus after three years, causing students to protest the demonstration.
Pro-life group returns to CSULB after three-year hiatus
The Genocide Awareness Project returns to campus after three years to put on a 360-degree display of aborted fetuses victims of violence.
ASI highlights lack of physical and academic accessibility options on campus
The Senate discussed procedures to expand accessibility on campus and help student outreach at Wednesday’s meeting.
Update: CSULB student that threatened to ‘shoot up the school’ released on bail
The suspect, Prateek Devulpally, posted the bail amount of $50,000 and was released on Oct. 9.
CSULB informs students about Supreme Court issues
Professors from the political science department spoke about the topics that the Supreme Court will be covering this year and how they relate to Long Beach State.
CSULB classrooms unable to be locked despite ‘credible threat’
People in unlocked rooms barricaded doors with belts, desks and podiums when the rooms were unable to be secured. Some students are angry about the lack of security.