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Feigning support through performative activism on social media

Utilizing social media has become a prominent tactic in spreading political and social issues that ...

By Staff

March 5, 2024

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Beach Weekly S10E12: CSULB road repairs, NPR quits Twitter & more

Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S10E12: CSULB road repairs, NPR quits Twitter & more

By Lei Madrigal

April 17, 2023

Podcasts

Beach Weekly S9E11: Angel Stadium commencement, Musk’s Twitter takeover, midterm elections & more

Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S9E11 — Angel Stadium commencement, Musk's Twitter takeover, midterm elections ...

By Isabel Silagy

October 31, 2022

Daily 49er News Show

Beach Weekly S9E8: Former CSULB student journalist wins LASD lawsuit, new affordable housing for CSULB students, the Elon Musk-Twitter saga & more

Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S9E8 — Former CSULB student journalist wins LASD lawsuit, new ...

By Isabel Silagy

October 10, 2022

Opinions

Fake Ally vs. Accomplice: How to know which one you are

Daily 49er interviewed Jeremy Scruggs, assistant director of Black Resources Center at CSULB, and learned ...

By Cindy Aguilera

February 23, 2022

Campus

CSULB student under investigation for racist video

After a video surfaced on Twitter of a CSULB student making threatening comments to Mexican ...

By Madalyn Amato

May 2, 2020

Opinions

The 2010s in review: how the marriage of politics and social media defined a decade

The ubiquity of the internet defines the previous decade’s politics and gave rise to “The ...

By Perry Continente

December 5, 2019

Opinions

Trump’s latest tweetstorm shows his political desperation

The president’s actions paint a picture of a man increasingly backed into a corner.

By Perry Continente

October 1, 2019

Campus

Shooting threat brings emptier campus

LBSU was noticeably quieter as students and faculty opted to stay away.

By Hannah Getahun

May 12, 2019

Twitter compilation of Michigan kid goes viral for fixing potholes.

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We don’t mean to name names

News outlets receive unnecessary hate for following industry standards from people who don’t understand.

By Ralston Dacanay

April 7, 2019

Tag: Twitter

Feigning support through performative activism on social media

Beach Weekly S10E12: CSULB road repairs, NPR quits Twitter & more

Beach Weekly S9E11: Angel Stadium commencement, Musk’s Twitter takeover, midterm elections & more

Beach Weekly S9E8: Former CSULB student journalist wins LASD lawsuit, new affordable housing for CSULB students, the Elon Musk-Twitter saga & more

Fake Ally vs. Accomplice: How to know which one you are

CSULB student under investigation for racist video

The 2010s in review: how the marriage of politics and social media defined a decade

Trump’s latest tweetstorm shows his political desperation

Shooting threat brings emptier campus

We don’t mean to name names

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The Beach take down the Waves to extend win streak to four

CSULB Jewish faculty sign letter to administration in support of Gaza

Land of the Burgers: Four of Long Beach’s best

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Goodbye Porter, and thank you

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