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A cart, loaded with culinary riches from oranges and lemons, whole wheat couscous and organic varieties of avocado oil, apple cider vinegar and apr

Coffee is a virtual necessity for many college students, but waiting in line for a cup of java isn’t always convenient, and stockpiling the good st

Brittany Ransom, head of Long Beach State’s Sculpture Program and an artist with a penchant for mixing physical media with high technology, will tr

Science and commerce can intersect in many places – medicine, agriculture and the emerging green industry – and that’s why researchers’ dedication

There are sharks, pelicans, stingrays and legendary Krakens to choose from as the university’s next mascot.

As a criminology professor, Brenda Vogel is interested in a sense of justice. It’s about right versus wrong.

Her words provoke and inspire.

Education has been a large part of Naomi Rainey-Pierson’s life, from elementary school through her attainment of three higher education degrees fro

California Lt. Gov.

Pablo Perez is a young man who suddenly finds himself the man of the house.

The 2019 Commencement ceremonies will be held for the first time at the university’s scenic track stadium this May.

With one snip of some very large scissors Friday, the newly-renovated Student Success Center’s doors officially opened to a host of services and as