Caps off to the Class of 2026: CSULB grads celebrate on social media
By Elizabeth Schmidt Celebrated Reputation With Commencement ceremonies right around the corner, Beach grads are celebrating their accomplishments…
Andre Agulto Achacon ’26 | California State University Long Beach
I’m a first-generation student who forged a meaningful pathway into public service. My three years at CSULB are…
Where astronomy meets the dance floor: CSULB’s boldest new course
Nothing about the instructions sounds like a science lecture: Get closer. Scrunch together. Now travel. Disperse. Yet, standing…
President Loren J. Blanchard on leading CSULB with ‘as much heart as I possibly can’
“This is my 35th year in higher education, and I believe that all of those 35 years have…
Big West titles in golf, volleyball headline a month of wins
Madison Le, a fourth-year member of Long Beach State women’s golf team, won the 2026 Big West Championship…
CSULB is making it easier for students to manage money — and harder to feel alone
Amelia Mullen knows that times are tough on the pocketbook, especially for students. As a Cal State Long…
49 Under 49 honorees live out an education ‘tied to purpose’
Cal State Long Beach is a place where many people find their calling, and the 49 Under 49…
CSULB Announces 2026 University Achievement Awards Recipients
CSULB is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 University Achievement Awards! This year, 23 awards were…
Inside CSULB’s workshops with IKEA, where students put design to the test
Typically, you might go to a big furniture store to learn about furniture options, home accessories, store layouts…
Beyond words: Roger Fouts ’64 found meaning in the eyes of a chimp named Washoe
Roger Fouts ’64 approached his time at Cal State Long Beach with a clear sense of purpose: to…
Beyond words: Roger Fouts ’64 found meaning in the eyes of a chimp named Washoe
Roger Fouts ’64 approached his time at Cal State Long Beach with a clear sense of purpose: to…
Testing the Waters: Aspiring educators explore their options at CSULB
Aliya Valles of Long Beach knows she wants to be a teacher — she’s just not sure how…