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Cal State Long Beach’s Clorinda Donato Center for Translation Studies has received a $10 million gift to establish a Master of Arts degree program in translation and interpreting by fall 2026.

The 52nd annual CSULB Pow Wow, held March 8 and 9, brought together dancers, singers, drummers, family members, vendors and observers from local communities and as far as the Pacific Northwest, the Midwest and Canada.

CSULB’s first Gospel Music Week unites more than 140 singers in a powerful community concert celebrating culture, connection and gospel’s rich legacy.

The 52nd annual CSULB Pow Wow — the largest and oldest continuously running student-sponsored event on campus — makes its much-anticipated return to campus this weekend, March 8 and 9.

CSULB’s VITA program gives accounting students real-world tax prep experience while providing free services to students, seniors and low-income families.

From flipping burgers to leading Disneyland’s kitchens, Toby Hollis ‘05 blends his culinary skill with sustainable, guest-centered innovation.

A cappella singer and vocal coach to the stars stays loyal to his CSULB roots.

Alumni mentors can play a crucial role in helping CSULB's first-generation students prepare to make the jump from campus to professional life.

Two artists and alumnae of Cal State Long Beach are featured in exhibitions opening this week at the Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum.

Since 1967, EOP has fostered inclusion and extended life-changing opportunities to numerous students at The Beach and the entire CSU.

The CSU Board of Trustees honored CSULB professor Rashida Crutchfield for her advocacy for students living with homelessness and food insecurity.