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CSULB alumna pushes the boundaries of the SoCal lowrider and art scenes
She attributes much of her success to what she learned, and who she interacted with, at The Beach.
Long Beach State coaches, alumni to seek glory at Paris 2024 Olympics
Seven coaches and athletes with Long Beach State ties are preparing for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
How CSULB master’s degrees equipped alumni to lead, embrace opportunity
Meet four CSULB alumni whose master's degrees prepared them for high-level opportunities.
CSULB’s first sustainability master’s grads are already making an impact
One graduate is a senior environmental scientist for the Department of Toxic Substances Control…
CSULB College of Business welcomes Mark Suazo as new dean
The College of Business' new dean, Mark Suazo, admires The Beach's commitment to social mobility.
Eight free or low-cost things to do at CSULB during the summer
Fun, relaxing ways to spend time at The Beach.
CSULB honored in run-up to 75th anniversary as fundraising campaign tops $311 million
Nearly 59,000 donors have participated in the No Barriers campaign so far.
Cal State Long Beach’s commitment to resilience, diversity and student-ready learning has been lo
It was the podcast about Italian doctors battling COVID-19 that hit her.
When Melissa Amaya ’15 enrolled in Cal State Long Beach's
A group of Cal State Long Beach professors is creating a multifaceted program for Hispanic studen
Sharks – big and small, spotted or white – are omnipresent off the coast of California.
As I get ready to work another shift delivering pizzas, I make sure that I don’t forget my red hy
As a new school year approaches and Cal State Long Beach continues virtual instruction because of
As a teen, Joe Louis Hernandez figured he was going to be a career criminal.
Veronica Cherene watched her patient walk out of the building after 84 days at Long Beach Memoria
Rachael Baxter, then a middle-schooler, didn’t know what she was signing, only that her mother to
