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Dennis Hum ’06, vice president of community relations and business development at JPMorgan Chase, has joined the Long Beach State Foundation Board of Directors. He describes his election to the board as “a full-circle moment.”

The Educational Opportunity Program helped Titus Potter '10 build confidence and form relationships sustaining academic and professional success.

The summer months provide opportunities for Beach students to pick up valuable experiences while studying art, business, science and other subjects.

CSULB marketing students team up with local businesses — including a dog school — to offer free digital strategy and hands-on support.

The Jane Lee Mullowney Endowed Fund and the Susan Rigney Endowed Award are first-of-their-kind gifts to CSULB's LGBTQ+ Center, and will help support programming and students pursuing queer studies.

CSULB is looking forward to another bloom for Phil, one of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics' two corpse flowers.

The program has helped launch Beach graduates into major and independent animation studios like Pixar, DreamWorks and Klasky Csupo, onto TV and film productions.

CSULB has several programs promoting entrepreneurship for students majoring in any subject.

The journey dramatically changed the students’ perspectives on life abroad and here in the U.S.

This year’s Commencement is also the final official event of Cal State Long Beach’s 75th anniversary celebration, which officially kicked off in September.

Ebony Tay is a proud Guardian Scholar graduating this month with a degree in film and cinematic arts.