Krupaly Patel, a senior majoring in molecular cell in biology and physiology, had her whole life change when she read a school-wide email about the university’s support for DREAMER students.

Patel’s family typically paid a lawyer over $2,000 apiece for her and her brother to renew their DACA status, until she learned about the Dream Success Center through email. She was able to get the fee covered.

The DSC has resources available on campus for students like Patel who are undocumented.

The ballot had a total of seven state measures to decide on, not including municipal election measures.

Out of the seven proposed propositions, only Proposition 1, Proposition 28 and Proposition 31 were passed by California voters during the midterm elections.

Hundreds of new anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in 2023 has made its way through the various stages of the ratification process.

Film and television has captivated audiences through decades of storytelling and technological advances.

Studying screenwriting was never my dream, but working with film and television has always seemed like the closest thing to it. As is the case with many others, picketing the streets of Hollywood and New York. What many would describe as their dream careers and an opportunity of a lifetime has been overshadowed by the realities of job security, the threat of AI and the death of creativity.

As the semester comes to a close, graduating Long Beach State students are taking their hard-earned graduation robes to The Walter Pyramid and University Student Union Ballrooms for a conventional graduation with Cultural Graduation Ceremonies.

There are nine Cultural Graduation Ceremonies taking place for CSULB students. Both the Black/Pan African and Chicano/Latino graduation ceremonies will be held at The Walter Pyramid while others are taking place in the USU Ballrooms.

Catalyst Cannabis, a local business in Long Beach, focuses on giving back to the community despite heavy regulations and taxation from the city.

Party on Pine was a block party hosted by Elliot Lewis, CEO of Catalyst Cannabis, which focused on uplifting the community and reviving a once lively Pine Avenue, packed with businesses. The family-friendly event brought together various local and licensed vendors together, and all proceeds went straight to revitalizing Pine Avenue.