Last month I asked all students to stand with me and other student leaders in opposition to the proposed tuition increase being discussed by the CSU Board of Trustees (CSUBOT). Many students joined and shared their story about how it would impact them by filling out this form.
When students wield their passions to support others, the world takes notice. And for students at Kbeach Radio, the world has tipped its hat with three finalist nominations for the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) Awards.
This semester may be coming to a close, but you have an awesome opportunity to get hyped about the spring: signups for Week of Welcome 2017!
Finals season can be a time of severe stress and anxiety for many students. ASI Communications Assistant Daniel Sunkari sat down with Dr. Judy Prince—a psychologist with CSULB Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)—to develop these five pieces of advice on taking finals well.
If you’re looking for an incentive to get in the gym and pursue a healthy lifestyle, how about free tuition? Whether you’ve been checking out the Student Recreation & Wellness Center (SRWC) or not, Owen’s Condition for Tuition is giving students more of a reason to work out.
Hello & Good Afternoon Everyone:
Let me begin by thanking Vice President Logan Vournas and the Senate for the opportunity to deliver the State of the A.S. today during your Senate meeting.
As we’re getting settled into the new semester, you’ve likely been getting acquainted with campus life, classes, and new clubs and programs on campus. With all these things going on, my team and I just wanted to let you know that we want to hear from you.
In a long-term effort to support our students and propel them to success, ASI is proud to announce the opening of the new ASI Beach Pantry! The new ASI-run food pantry will give students in need access to food. Accompanying the food pantry will be the Student Swap Shop, operated by Sustain U, aimed at providing students with the opportunity to swap unwanted or old school supplies, like books, notebooks and other items essential to education.
As the academic year comes to a close, many students are beginning their search for a summer job and/or internship. To help make the search a bit less daunting, ASI wanted to offer students some quick tips to help boost their chances. ASI Communications Assistant Daniel Sunkari sat down with Peggy Murphy, a program coordinator with the Career Development Center (CDC), to develop these five pieces of advice.
