The Nugget Grill & Pub at CSULB to fully reopen Thursday
After being closed for nearly three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the eatery held a soft opening last month and is slated to fully reopen this Thursday.
95-year-old woman disputes $25 million gift agreement to benefit CSULB
A 95-year-old woman is asking a judge to find she is not obligated to make a $25 million donation to music education at CSULB, alleging she was coerced into signing such an agreement.
Snacks for the Soul provides a calm community for women athletes at Long Beach State
A group of volleyball teammates saw the need for a space where student-athletes could focus on their mental health and well-being, so they made one—with snacks.
Over 100 CSULB faculty sign letter in support of colleague who accused campus police of racial discrimination
Osuna said he was appreciative of “all the solidarity and support from my colleagues and community. The open letter demonstrates that my incident with UPD is not an isolated one.”
Police union releases video in effort to refute CSULB professor’s racial discrimination complaint
Professor Steven Osuna says a campus police officer treated him differently than his White colleagues. The officer’s union says Osuna’s accusations about racial bias are “demonstrably false.”
CSULB professor accuses campus police of discrimination, says public apology is needed
The professor, along with his faculty union, said police refused to help him get into his locked office, which put him under “a presumption of guilt, rather than of innocence” because of his ethnicity.
Cal State Long Beach overhauls mental health services in response to growing student need
The campus is the first in the Cal State University system to have mental health professionals respond to mental health emergencies in place of campus police.
CSULB center hopes to empower Latino families to prevent childhood obesity
“Without a doubt, COVID-19 brought a sedentary lifestyle to our families,” said Isabel Rojas, a program promoter and community outreach assistant for the Latino Health Center.
Students asked for a more normal graduation; CSULB said it couldn’t justify the costs, staffing
“I just feel ignored. … They acknowledged what we wanted, but they’re going to go ahead and move forward with their own plan,” one CSULB senior said.
Students express disappointment over CSULB’s 2022 commencement plans
“I was robbed of my on-campus experience,” student Jose Sanchez-Castro said. ” … This is the least we could get out of it.”