Long Beach State Students:
Over the past several weeks Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) has been evaluating the use of the University Student Union (USU) and Student Rec & Wellness Center (SRWC) through focus groups with various student stakeholders. We are looking to learn what students like about the USU and SRWC now and what students want to see in the future to better serve their needs. In an effort to expand the conversation, we are launching a student-body-wide survey to make sure all student voices are heard.
Although life can sometimes seem golden in Southern California, the harsh reality is that many youth here and abroad go to bed on an empty stomach. Generosity Feeds is a nonprofit that aims to feed hungry youth, and they need your help.
TAP fee changes began on Aug. 9, 2019, and though going from $5 to $40 can be difficulty, parking has provided an easy and convenient Hardship Fee Waiver option. Check out this info provided by CSULB Parking and Transportation Services!
In case you missed it, the results of this year’s ASI Elections are in! The race was close this year, and we’ll have some new faces joining the ASI student government team in this upcoming academic year.
If you’ve walking around the second floor of the USU recently, you may have noticed the brand new chairs, tables and seating arrangements. A project that’s been in the works since last year, the USU Board of Trustees are proud to unveil the brand new USU furniture!
If you weren’t on campus much during the summer, you probably missed some of the amazing improvements we made in the University Student Union (USU)!
Last spring, Associated Students Senate passed a resolution that formally requested that Long Beach State retire the mascot Prospector Pete. And after meeting with students, staff, administration and alumni, President Conoley announced on Sept. 20, 2018, that Prospector Pete would no longer represent Long Beach State University as the official mascot.
Want to make your mark here at Long Beach State? Election season for student government positions starts soon. If you’re interested in running, make sure to take advantage of our info sessions to learn more!
A new year and a new semester can only mean one thing: Week of Welcome is just around the corner! Stop by and make new connections at one of the largest events of the semester happening Wednesday, Jan. 30 and Thursday, Jan. 31 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the central quad.
