Every year, your student government works tirelessly to promote student voices on campus and abroad. Thanks to the Lobby Corps, a sub-committee of the Associated Students Senate, this goal is well within reach.
There comes a time in every student’s life when they must ask themselves, “Is it time for me to start an internship?” If you find yourself in this conundrum, you’ve come to the right place.
ASI Elections are right around the corner, and this year’s candidates are as promising as ever. Before you cast your vote on March 18-20, be sure to read this short guide and get to know your future executive branch!.
Looking for a way to celebrate the holidays while staying close to Long Beach? Lucky for you, our city is home to a wide range of events that span the entire season, and ASI is here to give you the details.
Hi there! Logan Cross, here. You may have seen my face on some of the posters around the USU and SRWC or hosting a few episodes of Beach Week and/or ASFit. Then again, you may have not. Regardless, that’s my face in the graphic above!
The election is finally upon us, Long Beach State, and with five ballot measures, 12 propositions and dozens of candidates on the ballot, ASI is here to make your voting experience as easy as possible.
As our nation's youth, we have the future in our hands. I cannot fully express in words how important it is that all students at Long Beach State register and participate in our local, state and national elections. To facilitate this process, ASI has recommitted ourselves to amplifying our voter registration efforts.
Long Beach State University has stellar academic programs and to compliment the classroom experience the Division of Student Affairs has some equally exemplary services and programs to keep students engaged.
Getting college students involved in civil engagement can be difficult at times, but this year ASI is making the extra push! This past Friday, Sept. 14, California Secretary of State Alex Padilla partnered with ASI President Genesis Jara and LBSU President Jane Close Conoley to discuss student participation...
