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On Friday 10/9 join us for a day of conversations with Biocom leadership. Biocom is a leading life sciences industry association connecting companies, research institutions, universities, and other organizations across California's life sciences ecosystem. Learn what industry careers your CNSM degree can unlock!

On Friday 10/16 join our science and math students as they showcase their collaborative research with faculty. All CNSM students are encouraged to participate in the Symposium by getting an approved abstract from their faculty mentor and making a poster presentation. The entire CSULB campus community and friends of CSULB are invited to celebrate these…

On Saturday 10/24 join us for a fun-filled afternoon of science, exploration, and learning. Attendees can participate in age-appropriate activities curated by our departments that are designed to demonstrate scientific concepts in a creative, exciting way, proving science doesn't have to mean stuffy! Hosted in the Hall of Science on the CSU Long Beach campus.

A long-term redesign of first-year placement, instruction, and student support has propelled CSULB to No. 1 in the CSU for foundational mathematics and quantitative reasoning completion.

New offerings this year include free dental screenings and cleanings for students, a new, temporary location for Counseling and Psychological Services and a "mini" Beach Pantry on upper campus.

Welcome to our newest CNSM tenure-track faculty members! This Fall, Drs Andrew Le, Thuy Le, and Brian Tran join our Mathematics and Statistics department, and in Spring Alex McInturf will join Biological Sciences, and Jared Goldberg will join Physics and Astronomy.

Summer camp in CNSM gives student teachers the opportunity to learn STEM teaching firsthand.

More than 3,000 people turned out for Sharks @ The Beach, the Shark Lab's annual open house, held on July 25 on the Cal State Long Beach campus.

Award-winning biochemistry graduate and recent alum Amber Peek shares their story of resilience in their journey from student to scientist.

Physics professor Joel Zinn's revolutionary new Astronomy course bridges the gap between dance and science.

The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is proud of each and every one of our graduating students. Here a list of commencement awards given to our students from the graduating class of 2026.

Amber Peek, a biochemistry graduate student in Dr. Deepali Bhandari's lab, was selected as the recipient of the Don Eden Graduate Research Award from CSUBIOTECH in January 2026. This is a highly competitive, CSU-systemwide award designed to recognize and promote successful scientific communication to general audiences, to celebrate the work of outstanding…