Tag: LGBTQ

Opinions

Who’s in charge of ethics on campus? Should they be?

The first search engine result for “CSULB ethics” is Ethics at the Beach, an annual ...

By El Nicklin

April 30, 2025

Arts & Life

From friendship to a loving relationship: Betsie Spann and Claire Biron

Once Betsie Spann and Claire Biron realized that they were in love while both still ...

By Julia Goldman

October 8, 2024

Opinions

Learn to love yourself before anyone else

Healthy relationships can be scary when you are used to toxic ones. Allow yourself to ...

By Matthew Gregory

May 1, 2024

Opinions

How “Blue Neighbourhood” taught me to live my truth and love myself

Some albums show up exactly when you need them to. For me, "Blue Neighbourhood" by ...

By Matthew Gregory

March 29, 2024

Opinions

Editor’s Note

OUTober allows CSULB students, faculty and staff to celebrate LGBTQ+ pride.

By Christal Gaines-Emory

October 10, 2023

Arts & Life

From passion to paycheck: Roller skating enthusiast turns hobby into a career

Meet Shayna Meikle, a self-described "Pigeon" who transformed her passion for roller skating into a ...

By Karla Valdez

October 9, 2023

Arts & Life

Artist sea Krob blends social advocacy and art

CSULB graduate student sea Krob defies the conventions of art and photography through social advocacy.

By Samantha Cortes

October 9, 2023

Arts & Life

Pau Pescador displays their capsule of self-expression through collage

Artist Pau Pescador expresses their personal themes of gender identity, self-expression and body presentation using ...

By Nuelle Obaseki

October 8, 2023

News

New wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation directs hostilities towards youth

Students that identify as LGBTQ+ across the country are facing new challenges as they return ...

By Renzo Pocasangre

October 7, 2023

Arts & Life

Associate professor flourishes in the face of transphobic adversity

Dr. Kathryn Perkins opens up about her journey as a trans woman and an educator ...

By Maya-Claire Glenn

October 6, 2023

Tag: LGBTQ

Who’s in charge of ethics on campus? Should they be?

From friendship to a loving relationship: Betsie Spann and Claire Biron

Learn to love yourself before anyone else

How “Blue Neighbourhood” taught me to live my truth and love myself

Editor’s Note

From passion to paycheck: Roller skating enthusiast turns hobby into a career

Artist sea Krob blends social advocacy and art

Pau Pescador displays their capsule of self-expression through collage

New wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation directs hostilities towards youth

Associate professor flourishes in the face of transphobic adversity

Highlights

Where are you most at risk for crime in Long Beach?

Final season of ‘Andor’ is best franchise series in years

Arts Council for Long Beach strives to keep public art alive with microgrants

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