Protesters of the CSU-wide tuition increase gathered in downtown Long Beach.
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CFA members approve tentative agreement
The tentative agreement between the CSU and the CFA has been approved by 76% of union members, moving the contract to the CSU Board of Trustees for ratification.
New ASI student fee increase will make the university more inaccessible
Another week, another increase – CSULB is on the path to becoming inaccessible to the public despite being a public university.
Beach Weekly S10E2: CSU Chancellor search, Ticketmaster’s Senate hearing & more
Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S10E2 – CSU Chancellor search, Ticketmaster’s Senate hearing & more
CSULB community proposes solutions to CSU Board of Trustees
CSULB students and alumni from the cultural unions and College of Fine Arts expressed their frustrations over lack of resources to the CSU Board of Trustees.
CSU Board of Trustees appoint former CSU Northridge president as interim chancellor
Jolene Koester will begin her time as the CSU interim chancellor on May 1.
Students call on CSU to defund university police, urge institutions to invest in mental health counseling services
Students and faculty from across several CSU campuses called for the defunding of university police departments by the Board of Trustees and for more funds to be invested in beneficial services, including mental health counseling as speakers expressed their concerns with the decision-making of the committee throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Summarizing the open forums in the search for CSU chancellor
As the selection of a new chancellor for the CSU system draws near, faculty, staff and students of the 23 campuses have all offered their input on what the new chancellor should focus on.
CSU Board of Trustees continues discussion about proposed high school STEM requirement, Tuesday
The California State University Board of Trustees discussed adding a quantitative reasoning course requirement as a way to better prepare students for the difficulty of attending a CSU out of high school.
State Superintendent candidate requests student input for a college affordability bill
Tony Thurmond, candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, called on students to come forth with ideas on making post-secondary education more affordable during a town hall meeting at University of California, San Diego Oct. 4. During the meeting, student leaders from various universities addressed the concerns of their student[Read More…]