Smell familiar? Another rare corpse flower is blooming at CSULB
If you missed getting a whiff of Phil when he was finally coaxed open at the beginning of June, you can hurry over to CSULB’s math and science department today to smell Laura.
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.
VIDEO: Phil the bloomed corpse lily greets fans at CSULB
The rare ‘corpse flower’ takes seven to 15 years to blossom and only stays open between 24 to 48 hours.
Phil the rare corpse lily has finally bloomed at CSULB
A public viewing will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.
CSULB officials unveil plans for student housing on Atherton Street, first dorm project in 30 years
The $102 million courtyard-style Parkside North Housing, planned for the intersection of Earl Warren Drive and Atherton Street, will break ground in July.
Final verdict: sharks are in as CSULB’s new mascot
CSULB’s president Jane Close Conoley ratified the results of the student’s vote on Friday.
‘Stop the bleed’ demo for shooting injuries held at CSULB a day after threat
It was a coincidence, but well-timed: After a threat Wednesday that rattled CSULB, nurses trained students and others how to use survival kits to prevent deaths from critical injuries.
CSULB says school shooting threat found in bathroom isn’t credible
CSULB officials confirmed they found threatening graffiti on campus. Photos on social media showed a scrawled message about a shooting.
CSULB accused VP of having relationship with murder suspect, then fired her, lawsuit says
CSULB’s former vice president of student affairs, Carmen Taylor, made the revelation in a lawsuit she’s filed against the campus and the CSU Board of Trustees alleging they discriminated against her because she’s black and a woman.
Cal State Long Beach to open 16 classrooms in Downtown next year
The new Cal State Long Beach Downtown classes will include project management, cybersecurity, social work and other subjects that can benefit professional growth in the city’s westside and downtown business districts.