News

• Wildlife reserve accepted by city
  Long Beach officially has six more acres of wetlands, an ecological reserve that may be available for Cal State Long Beach professors for educational research.
  
• Life-saving efforts awarded
  Two employees at the Student Health Center have taken the initiative to make Cal State Long Beach equipped for cardiac emergencies.
  
• Health program wins approval
  The master's degree program in health care administration at Cal State Long Beach has received full accreditation status from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Health Services Administration
  
• Hybrid classes offer flexibility
  Hybrid classes are classes that rely on both face-to-face contact and academic technology to deliver the course material to students.
  
• Enrollment rise impacts parking
  Cal State Long Beach's parking lots are not exactly scenic views, and even with just a minor increase in enrollment drivers could still plan on admiring The Pyramid when they circle the lot looking for a place to park.
  
• Awareness in dorms key to safety issues
  UCLA, Cal State Long Beach, and San Diego State University not only rank the top 3 largest student bodies, respectively, within California's universities, they also share reported numbers of forcible rape, burglary, and aggravated assault in 2001, according to each school's campus police reports.
  
• FALL 2003 PARKING INFORMATION
  The popularity of the campus is growing, and with it the need to park.

 

Opinion

• America's air quality suffering
  Once again the Bush administration is tearing down what has taken decades to put up.
  
• College lessons on free speech
  College administrators often teach some interesting lessons on free speech when it comes to our campus community.
  

 

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