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The noise of bowling pins continuously crashing together upon being struck would keep most people wide awake. Melissa Bellinder can fall asleep to the sound. More
Charles Webb recently experienced a homecoming when he was asked to select the 2007 winner of the prestigious Samuel French Morse Poetry Prize – a prize Webb won himself in 1997 for his book Reading the Water. More
The California State University system, including CSULB, is undertaking the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) to comply with federal and state laws ensuring that individuals with disabilities can obtain classroom and administrative information provided via information technology as well as conventional printed materials. More
For the eighth consecutive year, the Women and Philanthropy program at CSULB has awarded scholarships to re-entry students. More
CSULB’s 37-member Chamber Choir performs in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, April 24, under the baton of Music’s director of choral, vocal and opera studies, Jonathan Talberg. More
Food and entertainment from countries around the world will highlight the 41st Annual International Dinner and Culture Show on Saturday, April 28, at The Pointe in The Walter Pyramid. More
The annual Staff Day, sponsored by CSULB Staff Council, takes place Wednesday, April 4. More
The annual Service Awards reception for long-term employees will be held on Wednesday, May 16, from 2-4 p.m. at The Pointe. More
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