Ng Narrows In On Solution
To Reduce Traffic Congestion
Sometimes less is more. At least that’s the thinking of Economics’ Chen Ng when it comes to addressing the problem of overcrowded highways.
Ruwedel Photographs Find Home
In D.C.’s National Gallery Of Art
School of Art’s Mark Ruwedel saw the acquisition of 26 of his photographs by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., a key addition to its holdings of contemporary landscape photographs.
Greenberg’s Lastest Novel Touches
On Challenges Of Homeschooling
English’s Suzanne Greenberg signed a contract for the publication of her latest work titled Lesson Plans, a novel about adults dealing with the challenges of homeschooling.
49ers Earn Commissioner’s Cup
CSULB finished at the top of the Big West Conference Commissioner’s Cup standings, winning the award for the third consecutive year.
Vice President Robinson To Retire,
Capping 24-Year Career On Campus
Douglas W. Robinson, vice president for student affairs at CSULB and currently the longest serving vice president in the CSU system, announced his decision to retire from the university on Aug. 1.
Dowell Tabbed As Interim Provost
David Dowell, a 35-year campus veteran and the vice provost of planning and budgets and director of strategic planning at CSULB, will become the university’s interim provost July 1.
CSULB Researchers Find High Levels
Of Contaminants In Local White Sharks
The ocean off Southern California, known as a birthing ground for great white sharks, also holds toxic chemicals evident in the tissues of local young white sharks, which have some of the highest levels of contaminants among all shark species.
37th Year For Concerts In The Grove
The Alumni Association at CSULB will present the 37th season of its Concerts in the Grove series beginning in July with four Saturday night performances at the Hollywood Bowl-type atmosphere of the campus’ Soroptimist House terrace located just off Beach Drive.