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Cal State Long Beach’s Pacific Standard Time vocal jazz ensemble recently took the trip of a lifetime, traveling to Cuba during spring break. The journey dramatically changed the students’ perspectives on life abroad and here in the U.S.

Angel Stadium in Anaheim was transformed into a celebratory scene of black and gold, pageantry, music, accolades and fireworks as more than 9,490 students attended Cal State Long Beach’s Commencement during five days of ceremonies, May 18-22.

Ebony Tay is a proud Guardian Scholar graduating this month with a degree in Film and Cinematic Arts. She also grew up a foster child, adopted into a poor, working-class family of gold miners in a small town in Canada.

Cal State Long Beach is one of only 27 higher-education institutions nationwide to earn both the Research 2 (R2) and the new Opportunity Colleges and Universities (OCU) Carnegie Classification designations.

Bruce Mac Rae is receiving an honorary doctorate of humane letters for his generous contributions to CSULB, as well as his support of Beach athletics and local nonprofit organizations. He'll receive his honorary degree during the College of Engineering’s Commencement ceremony on May 18.

Alumna Erin Gruwell '94, known for "The Freedom Writers Diary" and her service to educators and students, is set to receive an honorary doctorate.

President Jane Close Conoley and her husband, Collie, shared anecdotes about their lives and Conoley's leadership as she nears retirement.

Graduates took to Instagram to celebrate their milestone.

CSULB’s aerospace program ranks #4 nationally, with students working on rockets, drones, satellites and cutting-edge combustion research.

CSULB has a wide range of career development services for students and alumni at distinct stages of their lives.