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Stephanie Lymon, a fourth-year psychology major at The Beach, tells her coming out story.

To meet the growing need for graduates with data and intelligence analysis skills, CSULB has started a new online Bachelor of Science degree in criminology and criminal justice.

CSULB’s Sharks @ The Beach event invites families to explore marine science, meet real sharks and engage with researchers in hands-on learning.

Prospective CSULB students can now apply for the Fall 2026 term.

Remembering Bob Maxson, 89 — the president who made 'Go Beach' our enduring identity at CSULB.

For the first time, Cal State Long Beach has ranked in the top 50 in the Wall Street Journal and College Pulse’s 2026 “Best Colleges in America” list, published Monday.

CSULB president Andrew Jones '82, shares his vision for uplifting students.

Cal State Long Beach has ranked No. 3 among national universities for “Top Performers on Social Mobility,” according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Colleges rankings.

CSULB hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Future U project, centered on a modernized and expanded University Student Union.

Over 20 years, the Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership has helped Beach students see how to live up to their deeply-held values.

CSULB welcomed 3,013 students into Hillside, Parkside and Beachside villages just ahead of the first day of classes.

Karma Sarni, a fourth-year cinematic arts major, is the CSULB recipient of the 2025-26 CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement. The annual award is CSU’s highest recognition of student achievement.