CFA announced an agreement with the CSU to make 6-year lecturers automatically eligible for a pay range elevation.
Muslim Student Association and Associated Students, Inc. work to make Long Beach’s campus more inviting for Muslim women.
Vice President Stephens wants to get serious about campus sustainability.
“A day in the life” encouraged understanding for the community’s experience.
Lobby Corps will go to Sacramento to put pressure on the Board of Trustees.
Associated Students, Inc. officials debate over a new resolution that freezes tuition increase.
ASI discusses SIRF, CSULB internationals, TAP cards and the tuition hike.
Bringing excitement and interaction to what would otherwise have been a textbook week, campus clubs and organizations came out in full force Wednesday and Thursday for Week of Welcome.
ASI holds finals week activities across campus.
Cal State Long Beach receives $2.4 million from the California Department of Education.
The Beach pantry is just one of the resources available to help at-risk CSULB students.
CSULB student government is pairing up with other area CSUs to voice opposition to the increase.
Campus facilities management invites faculty and students to discuss campus planning.
The CSU system could see tuition costs rise as early as next year.
The proposed CSULB tuition increase is highlighted at the Lobby Corps meeting.
Student government plans for grand re-opening of the Beach Pantry.
There’s plenty at stake in the November elections and Associated Students, Inc. is working to make sure everyone on the Cal State Long Beach campus is registered to vote.
CSULB student government is looking to aid the university in achieving Initiative 2025.
Since Lemos became the coordinator, KBeach has flourished. In the academic year 2014-15, it had seven students receive national internships and five receive national awards.
The Long Beach Post heralded as community influencers.
