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Long Beach to move forward with legal defense fund with Vera Institute of Justice

Bryan Aparicio, Staff Writer

December 5, 2018

The Long Beach City Council opted to move forward with a legal defense fund that will establish an agreement between the Safety and Fairness for Everyone Cities Network and the Vera Institute of Justice, a ...

Sustainable course evaluation proposal approved for third reading

December 5, 2018

Associated Students Inc. Senate approved a resolution to create online teacher evaluations Wednesday. Author Sen. Robert Martinez elaborated on the updates made for resolution #2019-7, stressing again...

Campus Clash racks up a near $20,000 bill

December 4, 2018

When nonprofit, right-wing organization Turning Point USA brought a flurry of conservative ideas to Long Beach State on Oct. 23, the university prepared itself with K-rail barriers, fencing and 70 police ...

Library open for 24 hours during finals week

December 3, 2018

Finals season is approaching and a lot of students are stressing out over the various papers, projects and assignments being assigned to them by their professors. The University Library’s study areas will ...

SPECIAL SECTION: A visual guide to the new CCPE building

Carlos Villicana, Special Projects Editor

December 2, 2018

Filed under Campus, News

Situated on State University Drive between the University Student Union and The Outpost Grill is the new College of Continuing and Professional Education, which opened this semester. The Daily 49er went o...

SPECIAL SECTION: College of Education members feel distanced from campus community

Ryan Leuteritz, Staff Writer

December 2, 2018

Filed under Campus, News, Today

Studying at Long Beach state to become a teacher is an often challenging process. The program consists of mostly off-campus required activities which provides students with real work experience, but often...

SPECIAL SECTION: Q&A with ASI College of Business Administration Sen. Robert Martinez

December 2, 2018

At age 42, Robert Martinez isn’t your average student. When the College of Business Administration Associated Students Inc. Senator isn’t overseeing the business end of his family’s hair salon or...

SPECIAL SECTION: LBSU strives to improve outreach for recruiting women of color engineers

December 2, 2018

Antonella Sciortino recalls joining Long Beach State faculty in 2004 and seeing every department chair position in the College of Engineering occupied by men. Now Sciortino serves as chair for the civil e...