Due to the spread of the Omicron variant, CSULB’s spring semester started off online and impacted dorm living and parking permit packages.
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CSULB ASI Beach Pride Events confirms re-scheduled Week of Welcome event dates
CSULB’s temporary two-week remote learning transition leads ASI’s Beach Pride Events to move the WoW dates from Feb. 28 to March 3 at the central quad.
California State University system requires COVID-19 booster shot for students and faculty members
The 23-campus wide system will be requiring in-person students and faculty members to receive their COVID-19 booster shot to be fully vaccinated.
Student Health Services offers free flu vaccines on campus
Flu season has hit its peak during the fall, and the CSULB Health Center is offering free flu vaccines to the Beach community to help stop the spread.
Students share issues over rising permit costs, lack of parking spots
After being on Zoom for over 18 months, the return of in-person learning has caused competition for upper campus parking.
Back to campus: A guide to what is open
As Long Beach State returns to in-person classes at a higher capacity this semester, new and returning students roam the campus either for the first time ever or the first time in a while—so we put together a list of some of the places open on campus.
Administration reflects on pandemic struggles, welcomes back Beach community during annual meeting
Long Beach State President Jane Close Conoley and Provost Karyn Scissum Gunn hosted the in-person convocation after two years of online instruction.
CSU chancellor shares new details about fall 2021 campus return
‘I can’t promise that it’ll be 100% smooth’
CSU, UC to require vaccines for fall pending FDA approval
As early as the fall semester, the CSU and UC systems may require students, staff and faculty to provide a proof of vaccination to be cleared to return to campus.
Native American Heritage Commission urges CSU, CSULB engage in ‘meaningful tribal consultation’ regarding Puvungna in letter to Chancellor Castro
As part of an ongoing letter exchange with the CSU, an attorney with the commission maintained that Long Beach State has yet to partake in proper consultation with the Native community.