Charlie Kirk dead after shooting at Utah Valley University
American political activist and founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk is dead at 31 after a shooting on Wednesday, Sept. 10, at a public event at Utah Valley University.
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Thousands rally for ‘No Kings Day’ demonstration in DTLA
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Protesters across the nation marched through cities including Los Angeles, Long Beach, Chicago, Ill., New York, N.Y., Atlanta, Ga. and more as part of a “No Kings Day” demonstration opposing President Donald Trump’s military parade in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, June 14.
Crowds, chaos, resistance: Scenes from DTLA’s anti-ICE protests
LOS ANGELES, CA – Thousands of demonstrators gathered in downtown Los Angeles on June 8 to protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and recent immigration raids in the greater LA area.
The protest, which began peacefully in the mid-afternoon, escalated after demonstrators encountered a heavy response from police and the California National Guard.
The protest, which began peacefully in the mid-afternoon, escalated after demonstrators encountered a heavy response from police and the California National Guard.
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk visits CSULB
American political activist Charlie Kirk, known for challenging college students on controversial political issues, drew crowds of students and outsiders to Long Beach State on Monday, May 5.
A Holocaust survivor brings her story to CSULB
Yetta Kane’s first experience of the Nazis came when she was just a little girl.
Kane, a Jew, was playing with a friend in the Polish neighborhood where she was born when the Gestapo shot a Jewish man right in front of her.
As the war escalated and the plight of Poland’s Jewish people grew more dire, Kane and her family fled their hometown in 1940, beginning nearly three years on the
Kane, a Jew, was playing with a friend in the Polish neighborhood where she was born when the Gestapo shot a Jewish man right in front of her.
As the war escalated and the plight of Poland’s Jewish people grew more dire, Kane and her family fled their hometown in 1940, beginning nearly three years on the
Palestinian activist and Beach Hillel talk solutions to Israel-Gaza conflict
Sixty minutes.
That’s how long it took for a living room near Long Beach State to become a space for one of the world’s most entrenched conflicts to unfold — not in headlines or protests, but in a dialogue shaped by nuance, personal stakes and the weight of recent violence.
That’s how long it took for a living room near Long Beach State to become a space for one of the world’s most entrenched conflicts to unfold — not in headlines or protests, but in a dialogue shaped by nuance, personal stakes and the weight of recent violence.
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, dies at 88
Pope Francis, the spiritual leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Roman Catholics, whose progressive reforms to the Church included a more inclusive institution, environmental advocacy and opposition to global conflicts, died Monday at the Vatican. He was 88.
ASI passes resolution urging CSULB to cut ties with war, border industrial complex
Calls for institutional accountability and solidarity with international students took center stage as students rallied behind a proposed Associated Students Inc. resolution urging Long Beach State to sever ties with corporations complicit in war and border enforcement.
CSULB biology lecturer arrested for alleged sex crimes
Part-time Long Beach State Biology Lecturer Eric Brothwell was arrested for allegedly contacting a minor with the intent to have sex on Monday, March 10, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
Former CSULB athletics employees charged with stealing $36,000
More than $36,000 was stolen by two former employees of the Long Beach State Athletics Department, Los Angeles County prosecutors said on March 3.
Trump takes aim at higher education, schools must eliminate DEI initiatives
Cultural graduations, thematic housing and financial aid are all at risk under President Donald Trump’s potential plans to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, arguing that control over education policy should be left to individual states.
Students respond to anti-abortion displays offering support, resources
As rain steadily fell over campus, a small group of Long Beach State students gathered on Wednesday, Feb. 12, pushing back against rhetoric and graphic displays from anti-abortion activists who had appeared earlier this week, sparking debate and confrontation.
‘I had no idea if it was burning:’ CSULB student shares fire evacuation story
Danny Peters and his brother were new homeowners, living together in a house at the foothills of Sierra Madre, a city southeast of Altadena.
Having moved to the city in the third grade, the 21-year-old journalism major at Long Beach State was preparing for his last semester before graduation, balancing school, work and the responsibilities of maintaining a home.
Having moved to the city in the third grade, the 21-year-old journalism major at Long Beach State was preparing for his last semester before graduation, balancing school, work and the responsibilities of maintaining a home.
'It is devastation:' LA Fires kill 28 as thousands of acres burn
Firefighters are still battling the wildfires across Southern California as the Hughes Fire, which recently erupted near Castaic Lake on Wednesday morning and has since burned over 10,000 acres.
LA wildfires kill at least 10 as firefighters battle uncontained blaze
LOS ANGELES – Wildfires raged through the Los Angeles County area Tuesday evening and throughout Wednesday, consuming thousands of acres and entire neighborhoods, killing at least five, injuring scores, displacing over 150,000 residents and leaving a trail of devastation.
Students mark over 400 days of hostages in captivity
Over 400 days into the Israel-Hamas war, members of Long Beach Hillel, a Jewish college organization, aimed to renew awareness of the hostages’ plight and emphasize the urgency of their humanitarian situation.
Donald Trump wins 2024 election
Republican Donald Trump will become the 47th President of the United States, defeating Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.
What a Trump or Harris presidency could mean for student loan forgiveness
As Americans head to the polls on Nov. 5 to elect the next president, student loan forgiveness has emerged as a critical issue for the more than 40 million Americans who have federal student loan debt.
American Civil Liberties Union calls updated protest policy ‘unconstitutional’
The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California (ACLU) challenged Long Beach State over its enforcement of the updated protest policy against two professors, claiming it violates the First Amendment.
CSU bans encampments
On Aug. 19, the Chancellor’s Office sent a system-wide email to all 23 California State Universities announcing that campuses will no longer allow encampments, pathway-blocking protests and face coverings that conceal identities.
CSULB political science journalist shares perspective on the 2024 election
The economy, reproductive rights and war in the Middle East are just a few of the issues driving the looming 2024 Presidential election in a country increasingly divided.
Next-level workout spots in the South Bay
Step into the dynamic world of fitness in the vibrant South Bay, where hard work meets sweat and dedication fuels progress.
Whether you’re a seasoned lifter pushing boundaries or a newcomer eager to embark on your fitness journey, these gyms promise an experience tailored to your needs and aspirations.
Whether you’re a seasoned lifter pushing boundaries or a newcomer eager to embark on your fitness journey, these gyms promise an experience tailored to your needs and aspirations.
El Camino cancels student commencement speech, student government objects
El Camino College canceled its student graduation speaker for its upcoming 2023-24 commencement, according to a statement from the Associated Students Organization.
The statement, shared on the official Instagram account of the Associated Students Organization, highlighted the ASO President Jose Merino’s “disappointment” with the decision to cancel the student speaker.
The statement, shared on the official Instagram account of the Associated Students Organization, highlighted the ASO President Jose Merino’s “disappointment” with the decision to cancel the student speaker.
Santa Ana cuts Warriors baseball playoff run short in season-ending loss
The El Camino College baseball team came out fast and early in Game 2 of the 3C2A SoCal Regionals, but it was not enough to face down the defending champions who rallied to topple the Warriors in a season-ending loss.
The Saturday, May 4, game at Santa Ana College’s Don Sneddon Field was crucial in determining whether the Warriors could force a Game 3 and keep their playoff hopes alive.
The Saturday, May 4, game at Santa Ana College’s Don Sneddon Field was crucial in determining whether the Warriors could force a Game 3 and keep their playoff hopes alive.
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