Velasquez proposed an idea to bring affordable lawyers on campus for students who need accessible legal representation.
Campus
Any campus-related news. Events that happen on campus should fall in this category. News that pertain specifically to the school should go here.
Behind the scenes: What powers CSULB?
Despite having the most solar panels in the CSU system, 85% of CSULB’s electrical power comes from Southern California Edison.
CSULB set to rebuild Hillside service center and housing office
The housing office and the hillside service center have been temporarily relocated as part of the new residence halls being built.
CSULB daily permit machines make it harder to pay with cash
Students who want to pay with cash for a daily parking permit have to go to the Visitor Information Center On Bellflower Boulevard or the Parking and Transportation Services office.
ASI Senate focuses on mental health and wellness at Wednesday’s meeting
ASI directors and senators brainstormed new ideas to expand mental health resources for students on campus.
CSULB Dream Success Center to offer free legal services starting Sept. 17
Immigration legal services will begin being offered to students, staff, and faculty at CSULB. CARECEN will be offering the services which include general legal advice, DACA renewals, and petitions to change immigration service. The services will be offered at the Dream Success Center.
CSULB raises awareness for World Suicide Prevention Day
Many health organizations on campus came together on Tuesday to support CSULB students and raise awareness for World Suicide Prevention Day.
CSULB enacts new dormitory parking policy
Long Beach State implements weekend guest passes for dorm residents to reduce CSULB’s parking impact on neighboring streets.
President Conoley comments on CSULB parking issues
In an email to faculty and staff, Conoley wrote that parking this semester has impacted student success. She reached out to faculty to help solve the problem.
CSULB financial aid office will conduct a census next week
Every semester, the financial aid office reviews the amount of units students are enrolled in and adjust their financial aid packages accordingly. Many students that receive aid, however, are unfamiliar with how the census affects them.