Construction at massive new CSULB art museum promises more art and community inclusion
The Carolyn Campagna Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum anticipates they will open publicly by February 2022.
CSULB’s rare corpse lily, Phil, has bloomed again—way ahead of schedule
The flower is known for releasing a noxious smell—like decomposing animals or rotting flesh—to the delight of eager olfactory observers.
TV show to spotlight CSULB student who studies the diet of SoCal sharks
On Saturday, a CBS show called Mission Unstoppable will feature Yamilla Samara and her technique for discovering what juvenile white sharks eat.
They wanted to encourage civility and kindness; what they got were racial slurs and pornographic images
“When I saw that I was like, ‘OK, this is starting to make sense. We are being targeted.’”
The power of movement prevails in CSULB’s virtual Fall Dance Festival
From CSULB Dance, Fall Dance Festival 2020 will take place virtually on Friday, Nov. 13 and Nov. 20.
CSULB is trying to emulate the college experience online—difficult? Bingo
Since Cal State Long Beach is a commuter school with nearly 33,000 undergraduate students, Week of Welcome can be an important event in helping students feel more connected to their campus.
Cal State Long Beach unveils mascot ‘Elbee’, questions ensue
Elbee, pronounced “L-B,” answers to they/their/them, hails from Belmont Shore and has a jersey number of 49.
Plans canceled for long-heralded CSULB housing projects Downtown
With its two major Downtown housing and classroom projects now dead, CSULB is forced to reexamine how it can better connect with Long Beach.
Soroptimist House at CSULB, damaged by recent quakes, closed as plans move forward for alumni center
While campus officials had long planned to repurpose the old building, it’s a sad end for a structure that figured prominently in the campus’ early days. And preservationists are not happy.
UPDATE: Scented with the decrepit, rare Corpse Lily expected to bloom Friday at CSULB
It blooms every seven to 15 years and has an overwhelmingly awful stench. And now, the giant corpse lily is ready for its close up at CSULB.