Long Beach State only dropped two points in four games on their way to going 4-0 at the LBSU tournament.
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Community Food Drive hosted at CSULB
Long Beach State and Long Beach City College team up with the Rotary Club of Long Beach to bring food donations to students dealing with food insecurity.
Boeing donates $500,000 to Long Beach College Promise
In an effort to “diversify the aerospace talent pipeline” and promote equality, Boeing Co. partners with the Long Beach College Promise.
BEACH WEEKLY ARTS | Band Banter | HeyDeon
In this episode of Beach Weekly Arts, hosts Julia and Celeste sit down with local musician HeyDeon for a recurring segment known as Band Banter. Deon Williams Jr, is a Long Beach native, who started exploring music during his time at Polytechnic High School.
CSULB to open downtown campus later this year, Mayor Garcia says at State of the City address
During his State of the City address, Garcia celebrated the city’s past and looks forward to its future.
Fake gun at Long Beach City College Forces Lockdown
Film professor used prop for film shoot
Long Beach City College students get a unique ‘Promise’
Transfering to Long Beach State from a local community college just became that much easier. A late night brainstorming session between Long Beach City College Superintendent President Reagan F. Romali and Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent Christopher J. Steinhauser turned into what is now the possible future for LBCC[Read More…]
Mathematics department eliminates remedial classes to promote student success
Skipping years of remedial coursework, incoming freshmen will soon be able to dive into college level mathematics courses during their first year at Long Beach State. Chancellor Timothy White issued Executive Order 1110, which called for a complete remodeling of remedial coursework and went into effect Aug. 2, 2017. The[Read More…]
Legal woes raise questions over LBCC Hall of Champions inductee
Cal State Long Beach faculty member Richard Foster will be inducted into the Long Beach City College “Hall of Champions” along with seven other former athletes, despite accusations from a former nationally-ranked swimmer he represented in the past. The award is meant to “recognize individuals and teams who have developed[Read More…]
LBCC’s art gallery presents ‘Drawn from Clay’
The gallery’s white walls are decorated with paintings, sculptures and video projections emanating with Mexico, Central and South American influence. With numerous museums scattered across the Los Angeles area, “Drawn from Clay” shines a spotlight on the many contributions Latinx culture and traditions have played in the advancement of the[Read More…]