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Dec 5 9:00 am
  • Puvungna

Social media has helped re-energized a fight over Puvungna, the sacred indigenous site at CSULB

Valerie Osier

CSULB’s Instagram account has been inundated with comments calling for the university to address rumors of plans to build a parking lot on the land and a GoFundMe for legal funds to be used in an ongoing lawsuit against CSULB has raised thousands of dollars in the weeks since the first video posted.

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Oct 26 6:56 pm
  • CSULB

CSULB instructor found dead of natural causes in office

Valerie Osier

Capt. John Brockie could not confirm the identity of the deceased man, but said he was about 72 years old.

760
Oct 3 12:40 pm
  • CSULB

Delivered meals, laundry sign-ups and loneliness: Life under quarantine at CSULB

Valerie Osier

For those left on campus, the few freedoms they had have mostly evaporated because of a COVID-19 outbreak.

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Oct 3 9:00 am
  • CSULB

State conservation office chastises CSULB for dumping on Native American land

Sebastian Echeverry

A state department tasked with preserving historic landmarks criticized Cal State Long Beach in a recent letter for depositing soil from a construction zone on a parcel of Puvungna land that is sacred to local Native tribes.

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Sep 29 3:24 pm
  • CSULB

COVID-19 outbreak linked to CSULB off-campus parties reaches 26

Valerie Osier

The Long Beach health department has now found a total of 15 cases of COVID-19 among Cal State Long Beach students and another nine cases from non-students who all went to social gatherings off campus, officials said.

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Sep 28 1:30 pm
  • CSULB

Despite pandemic, CSULB’s economic contributions continue, faculty and alumni say

Alena Maschke

The local university ranks seventh in the nation among roughly 1,500 universities in terms of social mobility, which means socioeconomically disadvantaged students are able to better their financial situation after graduation. 

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Sep 8 11:55 am
  • CSULB

CSULB takes part in two-day online #scholarstrike event focused on anti-racism

Stephanie Rivera

The strike was started by a Pennsylvania professor earlier this month after tweeting her interest in creating a strike similar to the NBA for educators and students. 

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Aug 20 4:35 pm
  • CSULB

Following protests, native tribe enters legal battle with CSU over use of sacred land

Sebastian Echeverry

The lawsuit claims that CSU project developers did not consult with the appropriate native tribes before moving the soil onto the Puvungna site.

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Aug 17 6:35 pm shared from the Hi-lo

Cal State Long Beach unveils mascot ‘Elbee’, questions ensue

Steve Lowery

Elbee, pronounced “L-B,” answers to they/their/them, hails from Belmont Shore and has a jersey number of 49.

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Aug 17 10:53 am
  • CSULB

Opinion: Native American sacred land on CSU Long Beach campus should be permanently protected

Matias Belardes

CSU Long Beach is trying to take over sacred land of Native Americans, and Gov. Newsom should help permanently protect the prehistoric site.

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