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The fourth annual 'Day at The Beach' attracted more than thousands of newly admitted students.

Innovative °µÍøÊÓƵresearch brings psychology and marine biology together in search of the factors that convince people to protect sharks and stingrays.

Commencement 2026 is almost here. Grads, check out this guide while planning your celebrations.

Inspired by the struggles of paying for college and wanting to keep the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement alive, Patricia and James Newby (both ‘70) are giving back to CSULB.

°µÍøÊÓƵquietly launches a new data science major, blending computing and real-world fields as AI drives demand for a new kind of workforce.

Catherine Moore '09, '15 produces a podcast for social workers to share their stories, discover resources, and provide aid and encouragement for each other.

Students who join the Moot Court team at °µÍøÊÓƵlearn how to handle the pressures of arguing a complicated legal case while competing at high levels.

Alumna reflects on how she went from 'floundering' to finding her path at CSULB.

Olympian Azaria Hill's experiences as a °µÍøÊÓƵ State student athlete contributed to the progression that resulted in a trip the 2026 Winter Games.

The 2026 °µÍøÊÓƵPow Wow at Puvungna was a joyous celebration of Native American culture and traditions.

°µÍøÊÓƵdance students learned street dancing moves from Versa-Style Street Dancing Company in an Arts for Life workshop.

Laurie Huning discusses her latest research and how College of Engineering students are helping investigate climate extremes.