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CSULB alumna Deborah Sanchez

CSULB alumna works toward saving an Indigenous language and culture
Trusted Outcomes
Deborah Sanchez '82, is dedicating her life to preserving an historic Chumash language after retiring from her post as a Superior Court judge.
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CSULB students train autonomous robots for real-world rescue

Boundless Opportunity
CSULB PACK Lab students code drone and robot swarms to tackle rescues and wildfires, gaining real-world skills for jobs
A woman walking by CSULB's pyramid

Long Beach State Athletics finalizes naming rights agreement for LBS Financial Credit Union Pyramid
Campus Update
Students at CSULB

CSULB fuels $2.4 billion in economic activity, new report shows
Celebrated Reputation

Cal State Long Beach is a big part of what makes its hometown – and California – work.

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CSULB emerges as a top training ground for California’s city managers
Celebrated Reputation
A 2025 Rose Institute survey ranks CSULB as the No. 2 producer of city managers statewide, with 6% of current city leaders earning their highest degrees on this campus.
Dan Montoya in the U.S. Navy

Beach Voices: Building systems of support for veterans
Campus Update
Beach Voices: Dan Montoya, vice president of University Relations and Development, reflects on his service to commemorate Veterans Day.
Marshall Thomas speaks during Vet Net Ally Awareness Program

CSULB's Vet Net Ally spreads nationwide to help colleges meet veteran students' needs
Celebrated Reputation
The Vet Net Ally program, started at CSULB, has spread to about 70 campuses nationwide, helping faculty and staff support student veterans as they transition to civilian life.
The CSULB Pyramid

CSU Trustees to consider CSULB pyramid naming
Campus Update
A pending sponsorship deal with LBS Financial Credit Union would result in a new name for Long Beach State's famed venue.
A professor with long hair speaks to a class of seated students

Professor Robert Schug on music, mayhem and the myths of true crime

Celebrated Reputation
CSULB forensic psychologist Robert Schug merges science, empathy and true crime to teach students the humanity behind horror
CSULB student Andrew George

Basic Needs helps CSULB students stay focused on their long-term goals
Celebrated Reputation
The Basic Needs Program at CSULB gives students the help they need to stay committed to their studies and aspirations when financial hardships arise.
Woman therapist writing down notes

CSULB prepares counseling psychology grads to meet the mental health shortage
Celebrated Reputation
Graduates of CSULB’s Counseling Psychology program are excelling in their chosen fields, and more than 95% are finding jobs. The demand for therapists and mental health professionals couldn't be higher.
Two students and a professor (middle) at the Genre conference room at CSULB

CSULB students revive literary journal, get a taste of digital publishing
Boundless Opportunity
Genre, the Beach's literary journal, lets students experience modern publishing while creating space for writers and artists to share their visions.