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CSULB students participating in the McNair Scholars Program commit themselves to challenging research and experiences leading to doctoral study.

In honor of her father's contributions, Jo Anne Boorkman has established the Charles J. Boorkman Library Fund, which is creating an endowment to benefit the library, its faculty and staff.

Cal State Long Beach has ranked No. 8 among national universities for “Top Performers on Social Mobility,” according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Colleges rankings. The Beach also ranked highly in several non-doctorate engineering programs.

Quay Dorsey, a doctoral student in educational leadership, is CSULB's recipient of the 2026-27 CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement. The annual award is the CSU’s highest recognition of student achievement.

Disney Legend Tony Baxter ’69 honored the CSULB professor who shaped his Imagineering career — just two days before her death at age 101.

CSULB students in the Archival Quest: Reclaiming Latinx History restore voices to people whose stories have been silenced in prevailing accounts.

The Bob Cole Chamber Choir recorded an a capella album of German and Californian Romantic composers in June at the historic Mission San Antonio de Padua in Monterey County.

Cal State Long Beach’s Week of Welcome transformed upper campus into a bustling fair last week, featuring student clubs and organizations, university resources and thousands of new and returning students.

Washington Monthly recognized Cal State Long Beach as one of the nation's leading universities for providing a quality, affordable college experience.

These students' ambitions span medicine, law, business, soccer and astrophysics. Learn what brought them to The Beach.

CSULB student nurses affirmed their commitment to patients during the annual White Coat Ceremony, preceding the clinical phase of their education.

Monday was the first day of the 2026-27 academic year at Cal State Long Beach, and thousands of students and faculty returned to campus.