Student Affairs News

CSULB celebrates its rich, vibrant diversity through its nine annual Cultural Graduation Celebrations held during Commencement season. This year, 1,393 students participated in the cultural ceremonies, according to Student Affairs. 

We are excited to celebrate the diverse APID communities this April through events, a social media campaign, and spreading community awareness.  

CSULB will have a series of events to honor the achievements, contributions and legacy of African Americans during the Black History Month.

Nov. 8 is National First-Generation College Celebration Day, observed annually to recognize the signing of the Higher Education Act of 1965 by then-President Lyndon B. Johnson. This act created federal financial aid programs and made key investments in colleges and universities.