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Through teaching and research, Hung Family College of Engineering experts help California be ready for climate change and extreme weather.

CSULB researchers are engaged in ongoing research that seeks to refine technology designed to give injured veterans a better quality of life.

CSULB's Master of Arts in Translation and Interpreting will debut in fall 2027 for students who want to center language skills in their life's work.

Since 2017, CSULB linguistics professor Michael Ahland and his students have been partnering with the Tübatulabal tribe of Kern County to examine the structure of the Tübatulabal (Pahka’anil) language, and record and digitize it for future generations.

Associate professor of political science Matt Lesenyie helps students and news audiences to understand polling and electoral dynamics.

CSULB is among a select few colleges and universities to earn the Seal of Excelencia, affirming The Beach's support for Latine, and all, students.

Skeltons, superconductors and a grin at the sun: CSULB scientists brought families into the lab at Science LIVE!

Nursing students at The Beach grew up translating for their families. Now, with School of Nursing support, they bring those languages to the bedside.

Since 1996, the California Retired Teachers Assoc.'s Long Beach division has contributed more than $549,000 in scholarships for CSULB students and others who aim to go into teaching.

From lizard AI to fentanyl test strips, CSULB students team up across campus to show their research.

Z Supply has become a home for CSULB alumni, employing at least 18 graduates over the past decade and sponsoring a scholarship program since 2022.

Harvesting Healthy Habits helps Long Beach families build healthier habits with CSULB students.