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A team of Long Beach State students and "The Tank," a small vehicle powered by the energy generated by a chemical reaction, won a recent chemical e

Long Beach State’s celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month will be a display of vibrant cultures -- as manifested in such

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.